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cartlidgeashley

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Rate Per Minute (RPM) calculations are used to determine
 
  a. How long a behavior occurs
  b. How quickly a behavior occurs
  c. How often a behavior occurs
  d. When a target behavior begins and ends

Question 2

The key distinction between observational data and other data recording methods is
 
  a. Observational data must be collected in vivo by observation or video recording
  b. Observational data is the most expensive data collection method
  c. All data recording is observational
  d. Inter-rater agreement is not significant in observational data collection



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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