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Why would you use partial interval recording?
What is the best time to use partial interval recording?
Partial interval recording records whether a behavior occurred but not how many times it occurs in the interval. A student might curse ten times in an interval, but only once in another.
What is partial interval recording ABA? Partial interval recording. This data collection method involves recording if a behaviour occurs during a particular interval. It does not have to happen during the whole interval (that would be called a Whole interval recordinga).
Know the difference between recording a whole or partial interval?
Partial Interval Recording - Record the behavior at any point in the interval. High-frequency behavior tends to be underestimated and duration overestimated. Recording the Whole Interval: It is recorded at the end of every interval if the behavior occurred during the entire interval.
Why would you record whole intervals?
The whole interval recording method has the advantage of providing an estimate of the behavior's duration and information about the locations where the behaviors occur or do not occur within an observational session. It can be difficult to determine when the behavior began or ends.
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