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How to Measure Reinforcement-Schedule Integrity and Missed Delivery
Measure schedule integrity using due events, on-time delivery, delays, omissions, substitutions, extras, access failures, data loss, and agreement.
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Clinician guide
How to Assess Multiple- and Mixed-Schedule Components
Assess multiple and mixed schedules using component rules, durations, transitions, signals, response and consequence data, prompts, access, and experience.
Clinician guide
How to Distinguish Response-Dependent From Time-Based Delivery
Distinguish response-dependent from time-based delivery using response rules, timers, resets, comparison states, actual timing, access, value, and safeguards.
Clinician guide
How to Assess Interval-Schedule Timing and Eligibility
Assess interval schedules using clock starts, interval distributions, pause and reset rules, eligible responses, delivery, latency, access, and burden.
Clinician guide
How to Assess Ratio-Schedule Requirements and Effects
Assess ratio schedules using response counts, fixed or variable requirements, resets, quality, prompts, delivery, pauses, effort, access, and client experience.
Clinician guide
How to Assess Continuous and Intermittent Reinforcement Arrangements
Assess continuous and intermittent reinforcement using eligible responses, due outcomes, prompts, resets, access, current value, burden, and client experience.
Clinician guide
How to Compare Programmed and Obtained Reinforcement Schedules
Compare programmed and obtained reinforcement schedules using eligible events, correct delivery, delays, omissions, substitutions, extras, resets, and access.
Clinician guide
How to Define a Reinforcement-Schedule Assessment Question
Define a reinforcement-schedule question using a client priority, response, consequence, programmed and obtained schedule, count or clock, access, and limits.
Clinician guide
How to Report Contingency Assessment Results and Limits
Report contingency results using response and consequence classes, comparison states, windows, base rates, integrity, raw cells, limits, and decisions.
Clinician guide
How to Reassess a Contingency After the Environment Changes
Reassess a contingency after changes in people, settings, schedules, technology, effort, consequence availability, delay, quality, access, health, or preference.
Clinician guide
How to Assess Concurrent Response-Consequence Alternatives
Assess concurrent response-consequence alternatives using response allocation, obtained outcomes, effort, quality, delay, history, access, and preference.
Clinician guide
How to Audit Delay, Magnitude, Quality, and Effort in a Contingency
Audit delay, magnitude, quality, and effort by measuring response and consequence alternatives, delivery, access, client report, and parameter changes.
