Behavioral Dimensions

Terms	Definitions
frequency	the number of times a behavior occurs
rate	the number of times a behavior occurs within a defined time interval (ie: hour)
latency	the time that passes between the direction or cue to begin the behavior and the actual start of that behavior
intensity	the force one uses to express the behavior
topography	the form or shape of the behavior
duration	the length of time the behavior lasts from start to finish
accuracy	the extent to which a behavior meets a certain standard
topography	this term indicates what the behavior looks like
rate	15 times per hour is an example of
frequency	how often a behavior occurs is an example of
latency	within 1 minute is an example of
accuracy	indicates the degree to which a behavior meets a certain standard
duration	how long a behavior lasts
rate	the number of times a behavior happens per day is called the
topographies	hitting, spitting, hand-raising and calling a teacher's name are specific ______ of attention seeking behavior
intensity	The force of one's behavior is described as
duration	Marc's tantrum lasted 75 minutes is an example of
accuracy	29% is an example of
latency	the difference in time between the direction and the start of a behavior
frequency	Suzie read her social story 5 times is an example of
intensity	yelling loudly or speaking softly are examples of

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