Measurable behaviors Definition for AP Psychology

Definition

Measurable behaviors are actions or responses that can be observed directly by others or quantified using specific criteria or measurement tools.

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Operational definition: The clear specification of how a specific behavior will be observed or measured in an experiment or research study.

Response rate: The frequency at which a particular behavior occurs within a given time frame.

Behavioral assessment: An evaluation technique that involves direct observation and measurement of an individual's behavior in natural settings.

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