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Continuous Measurement
Involves recording every occurrence of the target behavior, such as counting the number of times a behavior happens or measuring the duration of a behavior.
Discontinuous Measurement
Involves recording some occurrences of the behavior but not all, using methods like whole interval, partial interval, or momentary time sampling.
Permanent Product Recording
Indirectly measures behavior based on a permanent product, like assessing homework completion based on the final product turned in.
Data-Based Decision-Making
Involves recording data on client behaviors to assess progress, with behavior analysts using the data to determine next steps in intervention.
Observable and Measurable Terms
Describing behavior in ABA using observable and measurable language, focusing on actions that can be objectively observed and measured.
Graphing Data
Data from behaviors and skills targeted are charted on graphs, with line graphs being commonly used to visually represent progress over time.
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