Minimizing and Reporting Momentary Time-Sampling Measurement Error in Single-Case Research

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Kathleen B. Cook
Sara M. Snyder
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[1] University of Georgia,Department of Communication Sciences and Special Education
[2] Augustana University,Education Department
[3] James Madison University,Educational Foundations and Exceptionalities Department
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Behavior Analysis in Practice | 2020年 / 13卷
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Interval recording; Momentary time sampling; Measurement error; Single-case research design;
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Research indicates that momentary time sampling (MTS) is often the best interval-measurement system when observing duration of behavior. Several recent studies recommended considering mean duration of target behavior, as well as durations of measurement intervals and observation sessions, to minimize measurement error in MTS. This report describes the steps we used to minimize measurement error in a single-case design research study. Further, we detail our methods for monitoring and reporting MTS measurement error across conditions by intermittently collecting and analyzing duration per occurrence measurements.
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