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Whole-interval recording A direct-observation method used to estimate how frequently behavior occurs. Observers record whether the behavior occurs throughout each in a series of contiguous intervals.
Reactivity Behavior changes because the individual is aware that they are being watched.
Partial-interval recording A direct-observation method used to estimate how frequently behavior occurs. Observers record whether the behavior occurs during any portion of each in a series of contiguous intervals.
Outcome recording Recording the distinct, observable, lasting product(s) of behavior, instead of the behavior itself.
Magnitude A dimension of behavior – the force or intensity of a behavior.
Latency A dimension of behavior – the interval of time between the opportunity to respond and the response itself.
Interobserver agreement (IOA) The extent to which two independent observers’ data are the same after having directly observed the same behavior at the same time.
Frequency A dimension of behavior – the response count divided by time (response rate) or opportunity to respond.
Event recording Each instance of behavior is recorded at the moment it occurs.
Duration recording A direct-observation method used when measuring the latency or duration of a target behavior.
Duration A dimension of behavior – the interval of time between the start and the end of the behavior.
Direct observation When behavior is directly observed, the behavior is recorded as the behavior occurs, or a lasting product of the behavior is recorded at a later time.
Dependent variable The dependent variable in a behavior-analytic experiment is the objectively measured target behavior.
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