Assignment 1  4 marks total, Operationally defining a behavior Instructions 1. Identify a specific target behavior by providing a label and operational

Assignment 1

 4 marks total, Operationally defining a behavior

Instructions 1. Identify a specific target behavior by providing a label and operational definition. 

• The behavior should be something you engage in, or want to engage in, on a regular basis.

 • Note: Assignment 2 is going to require you to measure this as a baseline for two weeks. 

• Refer to lecture notes and/or textbook Ch. 2 for tips on defining behavior labels. 

• In your operational definition, please include your dimensions, and please specify the recording instrument you will use to record/log your behavior as it occurs

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