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- Data must be ethical and valid when representing the target bx in a visual analysis.
- A BCBA should never choose a visual analysis that will skew the data or give the wrong impression of the results.
- Plotting data on a cumulative record is not the same as plotting data on a scatter plot, they show different types of data. Cumulative records are used to display the #accumulation of a permanent product (effects of the IV) associated with a response or the total number of #accumulating responses. A scatter plot is used for recording the extent to which a target behavior occurs more often at particular times than others, it tells us when the bx occurred at a certain point in time.
- line graph can be used to scale data in the same dimension.
- A scatter plot is also known as a pattern analysis for recording the extent to which a target behavior occurs more often at particular times than others, it tells us when the bx occurred at a certain point in time
- THe change of the rate of a response over time is displayed on a standard celeration chart.
- Cumulative records are used to display the #accumulation of the effects of the IV associated with a response or the toal number of #accumulating responses. When implementing a self-management intervention, the cumulative record is best to use to track the overall total instances of the target bx to analyze the change in the rate of responding.
- BCBA should use a bar graph to display data that are UNRELATED to each other(i.e. different categories of data). Bar graphs do NOT display data trends or variability in data, they only display the levels of data.
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