ABA glossary

Line graph

The most common graph in ABA: data points for successive observations are plotted over time and connected by a line, showing how behavior changes across sessions.

Example from a session

A line graph shows daily mands rising from 4 to 15 across two weeks of training.

Can you spot line graph in a scenario?

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RBT A.4 · Data Collection and GraphingRecord session data and keep graphs up to date
BCBA C.10 · Measurement, Data Display, and InterpretationGraphing data: line graphs, bar graphs, and cumulative records

Bar graph
Cumulative record
Data path
Data point
Data sheet
Equal-interval scale

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