Data and baseline module question and answers graded A+ 2023 passed

Data and baseline module question and answers graded A+ 2023 passed - primary mechanism for ensuring clinician accountability - important for documentation (SOAP and IEP) - record percentage of correct responses for a target behavior - correct answer purpose of data collection 1. allows clinician to monitor client's progress from one session to the next 2. documents the efficacy of a given treatment strategy - correct answer two main functions of data collection - imitative - cued/prompted - self-corrected - spontaneous - correct answer data collection systems must allow the clinician to clearly distinguish among the following responses: tally sheet - correct answer - may be used for individual of group therapy sessions - record correct responses by by making a slash through the corresponding number - incorrect responses are indicated by the lack of a slash mark O=old error pattern C=cued responses A=approximations S=self corrections T=new target behavior - correct answer response rating scale (OCAST) allows clinician to rate the quality of client's responses along a continuum of accuracy - correct answer response rating scale response rating scale - correct answer is a form used for a single session. it allows the clinician to rate the quality of responses along a continuum of accuracy baseline data - correct answer data collected before any treatment has been administered. Used to get a "baseline" of specific skills on objectives. baseline data - correct answer it is a starting point by which the clinician will measure the success of treatment strategies and the progress the client is achieving on specific objectives (long-term, short-term, and/or weekly objectives) baselines - correct answer are taken after specific goals and behavioral objectives are established based on chart review and/or evaluation results baseline data - correct answer should be taken on weekly goals as well as short-term goals