Occurred or not occurred
Tap the check when the behavior occurred in the interval and the cross when it did not.
Interval recording for ABA data collection
For each interval, tap occurred or not occurred. Nūr Evoke keeps the count, shows the percent of intervals as you go, and saves the result with the visit.
The percent of intervals on a graph
The percent from each session is one point, shown with its baseline and intervention phases. This is a sample with made-up data.
- Session data
- Caregiver data
- Mastery criterion
Interval recording that stays simple
The same two-tap screen as trials, with the words changed to fit.
Percent of intervals as you go
See the running count, a row of dots for the intervals so far and the percent, updated after every tap.
Chosen per target
Pick interval recording when you set up a target, so the right screen shows up in session.
Saved with the visit
The result is part of the visit’s session note and is plotted on the target’s graph.
Caregiver data on the same graph
Percent observations from home can sit on the same graph, shown as hollow points.
Audited like every record
Every view and change to a client’s data is written to the audit log, and access follows the person’s role.
How interval recording works
- 1
Set the target
Choose interval as the measurement for the target.
- 2
Tap each interval
Tap occurred or not occurred as each interval ends.
- 3
See the percent
The percent of intervals shows as you go, and the session’s point goes to the graph.
Frequently asked questions
Does Nūr Evoke time the intervals?
You decide the interval and tap at the end of each one. Nūr Evoke does the counting.
How is the result shown?
As the percent of intervals in which the behavior occurred, for the session.
Is it different from trial-by-trial data?
The screen works the same way, with occurred and not occurred in place of correct and incorrect.
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