The Use of Automated Data Collection in Applied Behavior Analytic Research: A Systematic Review: 1 Learning CEU

Bak et al., 2021

Abstract

Applied behavior analysis (ABA) involves the study of human behavior and typically uses human data collectors to observe and measure behavior. Recent developments in technology have introduced various automated data-collection apparatuses that can measure human behavioral data useful to applied behavior-analysts. However, there have been very little extant literature on the use of automated data-collections in applied behavior-analytic research. The current review investigated the extent to which the field of ABA incorporates automated data-collection from selected ABA journals between 2010 to 2019. Of the 2,155 data-based articles selected for the current review, 9.74% (n = 207) used automated data-collection. Among these, 48.31% (n = 100) were coded as being applied research. Limitations and future research for automated data-collection in ABA are also discussed. Reading the article and completing the quiz, participants will receive 1 Learning CEU.

Course curriculum

1. Bak et al., 2021
1. Bak et al., 2021 quiz
1. Evaluation

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Jacqueline Shackil

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Introducing Jacqueline, the driving force behind HiJack Behaviors. With a background in Applied Behavioral Analysis and a graduate certification in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, she brings a unique blend of expertise to the table. As a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), Jacqueline is deeply committed to the growth and development of practitioners in the behavioral health field. At HiJack Behaviors, she focuses on creating impactful continuing education courses, specializing in ethics, improvement, and professional growth. Her mission is to not only enhance the practice of behavioral health but also to empower individuals to reach their highest potential.