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SPE 525 Test: Measurement and Data Collection in Behavioral Research, Exams of Advanced Education

A comprehensive overview of measurement and data collection techniques in behavioral research. it covers key concepts such as operational definitions, different types of data collection (direct, indirect, permanent product), and various methods for recording behavior (event recording, timed event recording, etc.). The document also includes examples and explanations to enhance understanding. it's a valuable resource for students studying behavioral research methodologies.

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2024/2025

Available from 05/09/2025

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SPE 525 TEST WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS
Measurement - ANSWER systematic & objective quantification of objects,
events, behaviors
define target behavior - ANSWER 1) observable
2) measurable
reversible DV - ANSWER behaviors revert to baseline
non- reversible DV - ANSWER absence of intervention condition
examples of reversible DV - ANSWER aggrestion, on-task behavior, active
student responding, social interactions
examples of non-reversible DV - ANSWER academic, functional, motor
behavior
what is the most common DV in research? - ANSWER direct, systematic
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ANSWERS

Measurement - ANSWER systematic & objective quantification of objects,events, behaviors

define target behavior - ANSWER 1) observable

  1. measurable reversible DV - ANSWER behaviors revert to baseline non- reversible DV - ANSWER absence of intervention condition examples of reversible DV - ANSWER aggrestion, on-task behavior, activestudent responding, social interactions

examples of non-reversible DV - ANSWER academic, functional, motorbehavior

what is the most common DV in research? - ANSWER direct, systematic

observation recording (DSOR) continuous recording - ANSWER counting or timing each behavioroccurrence (superior)

non-continuous recording - ANSWER sampling behavior occurrence toestimate actual count or time

onset - ANSWER moment a behavior starts to occur offset - ANSWER moment a behavior stops count - ANSWER # of times behavior occurs duration - ANSWER amount of time for which behavior occurs in total latency - ANSWER amount of time between a signal or cue and onset oftarget behavior

inter-response time - ANSWER amount of time that passes between offset ofbehavior and onset of next behavior occurrence

  1. examples and non-examples mentalistic terms - ANSWER hypothetical constructs (things that we can't seeor hear ex. frustration)

Operational Definition are ... - ANSWER topography or form why are operational definitions important? - ANSWER 1) data collection2) consistency

  1. comparison
  2. objectivity 3 types of data collection - ANSWER 1) direct
  3. indirect
  4. Permanent product permanent product - ANSWER ex post facto ( measures effect of behavior)ex. records

indirect - ANSWER interviews, rating scales

direct - ANSWER ABC charts, A records direct measurements of behavior are - ANSWER 1) Frequency

  1. ratio3) Precentage
  2. Duration
  3. Latency6) inter-response time

interobserver agreement - ANSWER 2 different ppl observe the samebehavior at the same real time

Form of behavior - ANSWER 1) topography

  1. magnitude Topography - ANSWER form, appearance, or shape of behavior (physical ornatural features)

magnitude - ANSWER force or intensity (strength of behavior)

trials to criterion means - ANSWER how long it takes a person to reach theirfull criterion