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⭐ SET 1 — Measurement (1–30)
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Q: A technician records how long a client engages in hand‑flapping from start to finish.
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A: Duration
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Q: You measure how long it takes a client to begin brushing teeth after a prompt.
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A: Latency
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Q: A behavior occurs 12 times in 10 minutes.
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A: Rate
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Q: Recording behavior only if it occurs during the entire interval.
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A: Whole interval
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Q: Recording behavior only if it occurs at the exact moment the interval ends.
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A: Momentary time sampling
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Q: Recording only some occurrences of behavior.
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A: Discontinuous data
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Q: A broken pencil after a tantrum is an example of what measurement?
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A: Permanent product
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Q: Counting every instance of behavior during observation.
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A: Continuous data
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Q: The time between two instances of the same behavior.
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A: Inter‑response time
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Q: The force or strength of a behavior.
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A: Intensity
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Q: A behavior that can occur at any time.
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A: Free operant
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Q: A behavior that can only occur under specific conditions.
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A: Restricted operant
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Q: Data collected only during specific sessions.
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A: Session sampling
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Q: Data collected on a specific number of trials.
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A: Trial sampling
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Q: Recording behavior if it occurs at least once during the interval.
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A: Partial interval
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Q: The number of times a behavior occurs.
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A: Frequency
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Q: The surroundings in which behavior occurs.
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A: Environment
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Q: The specific location where behavior occurs.
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A: Setting
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Q: A stimulus that signals reinforcement is not available.
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A: S‑Delta
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Q: A stimulus that signals reinforcement is available.
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A: SD (Discriminative stimulus)
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Q: A consequence that involves another person.
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A: Socially mediated consequence
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Q: A consequence that does not involve another person.
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A: Automatic consequence
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Q: A stimulus that naturally reinforces behavior.
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A: Primary reinforcer
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Q: A stimulus that becomes reinforcing through pairing.
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A: Secondary reinforcer
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Q: When a response decreases with repeated exposure.
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A: Habituation