C11:P3

Reviewing the file for Diana, a new client who licks her hand, you find a graph from her previous placement. You notice that the activity associated with the highest number of licks per time segment was

20-29 Coloring

Of the options listed, which activity is associated with the local rate that varies the most?

21-29 Coloring

Reviewing the file for Diana, a new client who licks her hand, you find a graph from her previous placement. You notice that the activity associated with the greatest number of licks per time segment was

30-39 DTT

Of the options listed, which activity is associated with the local rate that varies the most?

50-60 Play

Which is the correct analysis?

a steady rate of responding

Which is the correct analysis?

an initial high rate, followed by no responding, followed by a variable rate

B. F. skinner invented a recording graph and graphing system for rate data called the

cumulative record

A defining property of time-series graph (like successive minutes or successive days) that makes it most useful in ABA work is that

it shows how behavior changes over the passage of equal intervals of time

Tantrum data reveal the following counts by shift for women with developmental disabilities. A new behavior Reduction plan should start with

looking for what is different on the days that tantrums are reported

Which is the correct analysis?

no responding, followed by an increasing rate, then a high rate, followed by no responding

Which is the correct analysis?

not a cumulative graph

On a cumulative record or graph, the higher the response rate, the

steeper the slope of the graph

If a cumulative record of Johns math worksheet problems is smooth

the fact that the tech's cell phone rang while John was working shows that his performance is stable even with there is a minor distraction

A defining property of the cumulative record or graph that makes it most useful is that

the resultant slope of the line drawn is proportional to the are of responding

A trend line on a line graph goes through a series of data points representing an individuals behavior over time. If we make no changes in the environment

we make the assumption that extending the line beyond the existing data will predict the individuals behavior in the future