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Chapter 12 Flashcards. systematic observation and recording by a person of his or her behavior or other experiences Self-monitoring.

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1 Chapter 12 Flashcards

2 systematic observation and recording by a person of his or her behavior or other experiences Self-monitoring

3 method of monitoring client outcomes in which a client uses a structured format to record target behaviors prospectively Client log or structured diary

4 observation and recording of information in response to predefined events or situations. (Contrast with Interval-contingent sampling and Signal-contingent sampling.) Event-contingent sampling

5 observation and recording of information at predefined times each day. (Contrast with Event-contingent sampling and Signal- contingent sampling.) Interval-contingent sampling

6 observation and recording of information at random times, typically signaled by an electronic device (e.g., smartphone). (Contrast with Event-contingent sampling and Interval-contingent sampling.) Signal-contingent sampling

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