
Clinician guide
How to Compare IOA Across ABA Settings and Conditions
Compare IOA across ABA settings and conditions with stratified raw counts, matched definitions, access context, coverage, disagreement types, and limits.
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Clinician guide
Compare IOA across ABA settings and conditions with stratified raw counts, matched definitions, access context, coverage, disagreement types, and limits.

Clinician guide
Analyze IOA by observer pair with pair-specific counts, matched methods and conditions, adequate denominators, disagreement types, and careful follow-up.

Clinician guide
Handle partial IOA sessions by limiting calculations to shared valid exposure, retaining unmatched minutes and missing scores, and reporting coverage separately.

Clinician guide
Match events across observers with prospective identity, order, time-tolerance, context, and boundary rules while retaining unmatched and ambiguous events.

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Align IOA observation windows with synchronized clocks, shared start and stop events, pause rules, late-arrival handling, and a visible exposure denominator.

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Reduce observer reactivity during IOA by sampling routines, standardizing observer behavior, protecting access, recording visibility, and bounding conclusions.

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Preserve observer independence during IOA with separate records, blocked score sharing, predefined safety exceptions, locked timestamps, and documented departures.

Clinician guide
Report the definition, sample, observer independence, calculation, raw agreements, disagreements, prevalence, missingness, range, context, and IOA limits.

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Select an IOA method from the measurement dimension, unit, event prevalence, matching feasibility, risk of false reassurance, and clinical decision.

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Match the same events, calculate smaller divided by larger duration for each, average event agreements, and investigate unmatched or partly observed events.

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Divide intervals both observers scored nonoccurrence by intervals either scored nonoccurrence, report prevalence, and use unscored-interval IOA with clear limits.

Clinician guide
Divide intervals both observers scored occurrence by intervals either scored occurrence, report prevalence, and use scored-interval IOA with clear limits.