EDSPE 427 Week 5 Quiz | Assignment Help | University of Washington
- University of Washington / EDSPE 427
- 18 Feb 2021
- Price: $5
- Other / Other
EDSPE 427 Week 5 Quiz | Assignment Help | University of Washington
Module 5 Knowledge
Check
Question 1
Match these measurement
techniques to their definitions
Question 2
You want to measure how
long it takes for a child to come to the table when his parents say
"dinner is ready!" Which measurement would you use?
Question 3
You want to measure the
behavior of hitting peers in multiple different settings: math instruction,
recess, P.E. class, and lunch and compare the results across settings. Which
measurement would you use?
Question 4
Provide an example of
permanent product recording.
Question 5
You are recording the
frequency of a student calling out in class. You watch for the entire 30
minutes of instruction and tally every single time he calls out. This is an
example of what kind of data collection procedure?
Question 6
In the module activity
on rate and interval data collection, how did the rate and interval data
compare?
What does this suggest
about interval data collection compared to continuous data collection methods?
Question 7
What is one reason
graphing data is important?
Question 8
On a line graph (equal
interval graph), which of the following is measured on the X-axis?
Question 9
You need at least _____
data points to establish a trend.
Question 10
Provide an example of
how you would use a discontinuous measurement procedure. Describe the behavior
you would use it for and how you would observe and record data.
Answer:
I would use a
discontinuous measurement procedure to record how often the boy I nanny uses
the bathroom. He has had several doctor's appointments on his bladder issues/needing
to pee too much, and has been drinking more water to fix it (allow him to poop
more often to even out pee and poop ratio). Measuring this would decrease the
behavior, since I would use the data to solve the problem, as well as it would
be very beneficial to his health.
How would you measure
it? through interval recording? momentary time sampling?