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Average Duration

This data collection method provides us with the average duration that the target behavior is lasting.

AGE

Early Childhood (Birth − K), Elementary (K − 6), Middle School (6 − 9), High School (9 − 12)

UPDATED ON

August 01, 2023

Cumulative Duration

Cumulative Duration refers to the total amount of time spent engaging in the behavior being measured.

AGE

All Ages, Early Childhood (Birth − K), Elementary (K − 6), Middle School (6 − 9), High School (9 − 12)

UPDATED ON

August 01, 2023

Momentary Time Sampling (Momentary Interval Sampling) Video

Momentary Time Sampling (sometimes called to Momentary Interval Sampling) refers to recording the occurrence behavior data only if the student is engaged in that behavior at the end of the interval. For a resource sheet, click here:   

AGE

Early Childhood (Birth − K), Elementary (K − 6), Middle School (6 − 9), High School (9 − 12)

UPDATED ON

December 08, 2023

Opportunity Recording

This data measurement requires that we be aware of two separate occurrences, first did the trigger occur (for example if we are taking data on the % of time a child responds to a question we need to know how many times questions were asked) and second, did the behavior (in this case a response) o...

AGE

Early Childhood (Birth − K), Elementary (K − 6), Middle School (6 − 9), High School (9 − 12)

UPDATED ON

August 14, 2023

Partial Interval Recording

Partial Interval Recording we record if the behavior occurred at any time during the interval.

AGE

Early Childhood (Birth − K), Elementary (K − 6), Middle School (6 − 9), High School (9 − 12)

UPDATED ON

June 06, 2023

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