| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| The number of times the behaviour occurs in an observation period | Frequency | 100%
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| When two people independently observe the same behaviour and both record that the behaviour occurred | Interobserver agreement (IOA) | 100%
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| The time from some stimulus or event to the onset of the behaviour | Latency | 100%
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| Observing a target behaviour in a physician’s waiting room | Analogue setting | 0%
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| The period during which the target behaviour is recorded before treatment is implemented | Baseline | 0%
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| Measurement of the target behaviour (or behaviours) in behaviour modification | Behavioural Assessment | 0%
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| Includes action verbs describing specific behaviours that a person exhibits; is objective and unambiguous | Behavioural Definition | 0%
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| The observer observes the client continuously throughout the observation period and records each occurrence of behaviour | Continuous recording | 0%
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| Person observes and records target behaviour as it occurs | Direct assessment | 0%
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| The total amount of time occupied by the behaviour from start to finish | Duration | 0%
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| Observer records the frequency of the target behaviour but does so within consecutive intervals of time in the observation period | Frequency-within-interval recording | 0%
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| Purpose | Function | 0%
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| Involves using interviews, questionnaires, and rating scales to obtain information on the target behaviour from the person exhibiting the behaviour or from others | Indirect Assessment | 0%
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| The amount of force, energy, or exertion involved in the behaviour | Intensity | 0%
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| Along with interrater reliability, another term for an IOA Interval recording - a method for recording behaviour in which you record whether the behaviour occurred during consecutive time periods or intervals | Interobserver reliability | 0%
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| The behaviour is recorded only if it occurs at the exact instant the interval ends | Momentary time sample recording (MTS) | 0%
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| Consists of the places in which the target behaviour typically occurs | Natural setting | 0%
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| The specific period during which the observer records the target behaviour | Observation period | 0%
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| The observer scores the interval as an occurrence if the behaviour occurred during any part of the interval | Partial-interval recording | 0%
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| Percentage of trials or percentage correct | Percentage of opportunities | 0%
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| An indirect assessment method that can be used when a behaviour results in a certain tangible outcome that you are interested in. Also called permanent product recording | Product recording | 0%
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| Frequency divided by the time of the observation period | Rate | 0%
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| When the process of recording the behaviour causes the behaviour to change, even before any treatment is implemented | Reactivity | 0%
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| The exact time of each onset and offset of the target behaviour is recorded | Real-time recording | 0%
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| The client observes and records their own behaviour | Self-monitoring | 0%
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| The observer arranges for specific events or activities to occur during the observation period | Structured observation | 0%
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| Divide the observation period into intervals of time but observe and record the behaviour during only part of each interval | Time sample recording | 0%
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| No specific events or activities are arranged and no instructions are given during the observation period | Unstructured observation | 0%
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| The occurrence of the behaviour is marked in an interval only when the behaviour occurs throughout the entire interval | Whole-interval recording | 0%
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