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| In order to be understood by everyone, measurement units must be: |
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| Operationalize empiricism |
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| Practitioners need measurement in order to do all of the following except |
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| The dimensional quantity of duration is described as: |
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| _________ is obtained by combining observation time with a tally of the number of occurrences of behavior. |
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| All of the following are procedures for measuring behavior except |
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| Devices such as wrist counters, masking tape, buttons, and calculators are all useful when using ________ recording procedures. |
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| The procedure that measures behavior after it has occurred by measuring its effect on the environment is called: |
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| Moment-to-Moment decisions must be made |
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| Which of the following is a reason not to use permanent product measurement? |
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| Data can be clustered and analyzed easily |
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| One advantage of using computer-based observation and measurement systems is |
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| Collect permanent products |
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| Computer-assisted measurement of behavior allows the observer to do all of the following except: |
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| You are preparing to observe Jennifer, a second grade student who has difficulty following teacher direction and frequently wanders around the classroom. The target behavior for Jennifer is being out of her seat. What is the most appropriate method for measuring this target behavior? |
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| Marco is learning to assemble computer components as part of his new job at a factory. Speed and accuracy are critical skills for him to learn in assembling his component. What is the most appropriate method for measuring his behavior? |
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