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Graded A+
1. What is
Observing behaviors and collecting data on several instances acros
Continuous time
Measurement? *Records all instances of behavior shown within an observation
period.
2. What is Frequency? Counting and recording the number of times a behavior happens
within
a specific time frame
*the number of times a behavior occurs in a session (tallying
everytime a client bites)
3. What is Duration? How long a client engages in a specific
behavior.
*how long a behavior lasts (ex. Tantrum duration)
4. What data Duration
collection is
appropriate for be-
haviors that have
a distinct
beginning and
ending, or for
those that occur at
extreme- ly high
rates?
5. What is Latency? The elapsed time from the onset of a stimulus to the time that the
response
started
Measuring how long it takes for the behavior to begin after
a verbal demand or event has occurred
*the time between the SD and the response (ex. How long does it
take the client to put his/her hands in her lap after given the SD
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Graded
"calm hands") A+
6. What is Elapsed time between two successive responses
Interresponse time The amount of time between consecutive occurrences of a response
(IRT)?
Interresponse time (IRT)
7. What is typically
recorded as the
time between the
termina- tion of
one response
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and the Graded A+
initiation of the 13. What is a Momentary Time Sampling?
next?
8. When tracking
spe- cific
behaviors, what
type of
measurement
would you use?
9. What are the sub-
groups of
continuous
measurement?
10. What is
Discontinuous
Measurement?
11. What is a Partial
Inter- val?
12. What is a Whole
Inter- val?
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y Graded A+
Interresponse time (IRT)
Continuous Tracking/recording behavior during a particular sample of time
*Observation period is broken into smaller intervals
Observing whether a behavior occurs or does not occur during
specified time periods
F *Data taken in intervals (ex. Measuring a client's falling. The
r BCBA may have 15 minute intervals set up for a 2 hour session and
e the RBT will only put a tally if the client falls during that 15 minute
q interval. The RBT may put a + or a - in that interval slot
u indication whether or not the behavior occurred.)
e
Observing whether a behavior occurs or does not occur
n
throughout the entire specified interval of time
c
*A behavior is recorded if it occurred within the ENTIRE interval of
y
time (If they behavior occurs at all within the entire 2 hour
session)
D
u Observing and recording whether client engaged or did not
r engage in the behavior at the very end of the specified interval
a of time
t *Data is taken on a behavior at the end of the interval (ex. A RBT
i may only take data at the end of a 5 minute interval. If the
o behavior is occurring
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Graded A+
1. What is
Observing behaviors and collecting data on several instances acros
Continuous time
Measurement? *Records all instances of behavior shown within an observation
period.
2. What is Frequency? Counting and recording the number of times a behavior happens
within
a specific time frame
*the number of times a behavior occurs in a session (tallying
everytime a client bites)
3. What is Duration? How long a client engages in a specific
behavior.
*how long a behavior lasts (ex. Tantrum duration)
4. What data Duration
collection is
appropriate for be-
haviors that have
a distinct
beginning and
ending, or for
those that occur at
extreme- ly high
rates?
5. What is Latency? The elapsed time from the onset of a stimulus to the time that the
response
started
Measuring how long it takes for the behavior to begin after
a verbal demand or event has occurred
*the time between the SD and the response (ex. How long does it
take the client to put his/her hands in her lap after given the SD
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Graded
"calm hands") A+
6. What is Elapsed time between two successive responses
Interresponse time The amount of time between consecutive occurrences of a response
(IRT)?
Interresponse time (IRT)
7. What is typically
recorded as the
time between the
termina- tion of
one response
,RBT Exam Study Guide / RBT Task List - 2nd Edition with All
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and the Graded A+
initiation of the 13. What is a Momentary Time Sampling?
next?
8. When tracking
spe- cific
behaviors, what
type of
measurement
would you use?
9. What are the sub-
groups of
continuous
measurement?
10. What is
Discontinuous
Measurement?
11. What is a Partial
Inter- val?
12. What is a Whole
Inter- val?
, RBT Exam Study Guide / RBT Task List - 2nd Edition with All
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y Graded A+
Interresponse time (IRT)
Continuous Tracking/recording behavior during a particular sample of time
*Observation period is broken into smaller intervals
Observing whether a behavior occurs or does not occur during
specified time periods
F *Data taken in intervals (ex. Measuring a client's falling. The
r BCBA may have 15 minute intervals set up for a 2 hour session and
e the RBT will only put a tally if the client falls during that 15 minute
q interval. The RBT may put a + or a - in that interval slot
u indication whether or not the behavior occurred.)
e
Observing whether a behavior occurs or does not occur
n
throughout the entire specified interval of time
c
*A behavior is recorded if it occurred within the ENTIRE interval of
y
time (If they behavior occurs at all within the entire 2 hour
session)
D
u Observing and recording whether client engaged or did not
r engage in the behavior at the very end of the specified interval
a of time
t *Data is taken on a behavior at the end of the interval (ex. A RBT
i may only take data at the end of a 5 minute interval. If the
o behavior is occurring
n
L
a
t
e
n
c
