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sspb.training.rellaslearning.com Relles - Si Se Puede Behavioral intervention in Exam : Data Collection, Behavior, and Decisions 1. Cumulative graphs are used: When Gate variability is important in order to determine intervention effectiveness When a quick visual inspection is necessary to determine progress When progress toward a predetermined number of behaviors should be demonstrated When graphing is not really necessary to determine progress 2. The process of defining target behaviors using a precise definition is called: O Targeting the behavior Precision definition of the behavior Cleary defining the behavior Operationally defining the behavior 3. The x axis on a graph is: Horizontal and is also called the data point Horizontal and is the boa Vertical and is also called the ordinate Vertical and is also called the behavior 4. Data collected during naturalistic teaching should always include information about: Target behaviors, promover needed and activities Behavior during the session, prompt levels meded, and the number of times the target behavior was addressed Target behaviors, activities prompt levels and others in the environment Bei during the promotes and response to non vertales

Answer 1

1.B.quick observation is find out the specific value in data

2.C.target behaviour defines in clear,small and objective way to understand easily.

3.A.horizintal axis is know as x axis among two perpendicular lines.

4.D.all things should be noted such as normal behaviour,non vergbal understanding,activities performance and promt levfels.

5.D.because it is an observational recording.