C-3 to C-6

Which of the following is NOT a dimensional quantity of behavior?

• Temporal extent

• Indirect measurement

• Repeatability

• Temporal locus

Count, which is a simple tally of the number of occurrences of behavior, is also known as

• Planned activity check

• Event recording

• Trials-to-criterion

• Frequency

__________ is a ratio of count per observation period; it is expressed as count per standard unit of time

________ is the amount of time from the onset to the end point of behavior, while _______ is a measure of the change in rate of responding per unit of time

• Celeration; response latency

• Measurement by permanent product; partial-interval recording

• Duration; celeration

• Duration; interresponse time (IRT)

True or False: Intterresponse time (IRT) is a measure of the elapsed time between the onset of a stimulus and the initiation of a subsequent response.

Answer explanation

Response latency

Measures based on repeatability include count/frequency, rate, and

Measures based on temporal extent include duration, while measures based on temporal locus include ________ and ________

True or false: Two forms of derivative measures are percentage and trials-to-criterion.

__________ is a measure of the number of response opportunities needed to achieve a predetermined level of performance.

• Percentage

• Derivative measure

• Frequency

• Trials-to-criterion

Looking at a CrossFit athlete's form when executing the clean and jerk is an example of looking at the _______ of the behavior.