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Behavioral Assessment
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A way of examining data that one gathers from a variety of sources that stresses hypotheses about person-environment interactions leading fairly directly to intervention
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Hypothesis
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a speculation, prediction, or guress about the outcome of an experiment. May refer to a formal written statement or to an informal statement
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Multidimension
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1. Different perspectives and evaluation modalities
2. each modality contributes potentially unique elements, 3. data collected from one method may not be better than data collected from another method. |
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Direct Assessment
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Observing behavior as it occurs naturally- can also observe direct behavior in analogue settings, self-monitoring
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Indirect Assessment
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no direct contact with the behavior example: Questionaires,
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Natural Setting
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When you're observing behavior in the context that it occurs
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Analogue Setting
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Contrived setting (artificial, hypothetical, etc.)
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Checklist
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Rating Scale
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Interview
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Reliability
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Repeatability
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Validity
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the behavior being measured is the behavior of interest and for the reason of measuring it
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Informed Consent
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Information, Capacity, Voluntariness
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Mandated Reporter
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anyone who has a legal or ethical responsibility to report any of the limits of confidentiality (abuse etc.)
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PACERS
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Paraphrasing, Attenting, Clarifying, Eliciting, Reflecting, Summarizing
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