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571 Measurement

Fluency Based Instruction Project EDSPE 571

DefinitionTerm
Defines a set of responses based on their common effects on the environment function-based definition
Defines a set of responses based on the shape of the behavior topography-based definition
Three characteristics of a good target behavior objective, clear, complete
Referring only to observable characteristics objective
Readable and unambiguous clear
Delineating the boundaries complete
Applying quantitative labels to natural events measurement
Instances of behavior can occur again and again throughout time repeatability
Instances of behavior occur for some amount of time temporal extent
Instances of behavior occur at a point in time temporal locus
Three dimensional qualities repeatability, temporal extent, temporal locus
A tally of the number of instances of behavior count
Count is a measure based on... repeatability
The number of responses per unit of time rate
Rate is a measure based on... repeatability
A measure of how rate changes over time celeration
Celeration is a measure based on... repeatability
The amount of time from the onset to the end of a behavior duration
Duration is a measure based on... temporal extent
The time between a stimulus and a response latency
Latency is a measure based on... temporal locus
The time between two behaviors interresponse time
Interresponse time is a measure based on... temporal locus
A ratio of two of the same dimensional quantities percentage
The number of responses needed to achieve a goal trials-to-criterion
The physical form or shape of the behavior topography
The force or intensity of a behavior magnitude
A procedure for counting the number of times a behavior occurs event recording
Observing and recording data during specific intervals or moments time sampling
Recording a behavior if it occurs throughout an entire interval whole-interval recording
Recording a behavior if it occurs at all during an interval partial-interval recording
Recording a behavior if it occurs at the moment an interval ends momentary time sampling
Using a head count to measure group behavior planned activity check
Something that appears to exist because of how it's measured artifact
Measurement of behavior based on its effect on the environment measurement by permanent product
Event recording and timing are forms of --- measurement continuous
Time sampling is a form of --- measurement discontinuous
Whether data is relevant to the to the target behavior and reason for measuring it validity
Whether the data matches the "true values" accuracy
Whether repeated measurement results in the same value reliability
An error in measurement that's likely to be in one direction measurement bias
Measuring something that "stands in for" the behavior of interest indirect measurement
Measuring the actual behavior of interest direct measurement
Measurement that detects all instances of the behavior continuous measurement
Measurement that may not detect every instance of behavior discontinuous measurement
Changes over time in how data is collected observer drift
Measurement error due to awareness that one is being evaluated observer reactivity
Measurement accepted as truth true value
The degree to which independent observers report the same values interobserver agreement (IOA)
Smaller total / larger total x 100 frequency ratio
Agreements / agreements + disagreements x 100 point-by-point agreement ratio
Visual display of data graph
Graph showing data relationships on a two-dimensional plane where points represent values along intersecting axes line graph
Graph displays data using rectangular bars where the length of each bar represents the value of a variable along one axis bar graph
Graph shows the running total of responses over time, with each data point adding to the previous total cumulative record
Graph that uses a multiply/divide scale where intervals increase or decrease by consistent factors ratio graph
Graph that uses a scale where intervals increase or decrease by equal amounts equal-interval graph
A standardized ratio graph used in Precision Teaching Standard Celeration Chart
Behavior to increase on a Standard Celeration Chart acceleration target
Behavior to decrease on a Standard Celeration Chart deceleration target
Horizontal line showing the amount of recording time on a Standard Celeration Chart time bar (timing bar)
In research, the target behavior dependent variable
In research, the environmental condition or intervention independent variable
In research, the phase of the intervention or study condition
On a graph, vertical line on the left of a line graph vertical axis or Y-axis
On a graph, description of what the axis represents axis label
On a graph, Vertical line showing change in the independent variable condition (phase) change line
On a graph, a description of the current independent variable or intervention condition (phase) label
On a graph, data points connected by straight lines data path
On a graph, a description of the dependent and independent variable figure caption
Graph where points are plotted on a grid to show how two variables are related scatterplot
Interpreting the results of behavioral interventions by looking at graphed data visual analysis
Three characteristics of data analyzed trend, level, & variability
The amount that measures yield different outcomes (bounce) variability
The overall direction of a data path trend
The value of data points on the vertical axis level
Another name for trend slope
When data path is going up from left to right increasing
When data path is going down from left to right decreasing
When data is path is going straight across from left to right zero trend or flat
Period in which data is collected without a particular intervention baseline
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