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How might data be collected for this target response?	Identify several interventions that might help improve response rates. Place them in order with the least-restrictive at the top so that the interventions may be introduced systematically, adding more restrictive / less favorable interventions after the outcomes of less restrictive options have been measured.
Self-monitoring checklist	Staff survey for climate, self-monitoring checklist
Ask them individually	Group discussions Self monitoring checklists Line graphs available for all
IOA, self-monitoring checklist	highlight task outcomes, reduce task effort, reduce aversive task properties, increase supervisor presence, performance feedback
	Provide reinforcement for collecting data Provide undesireable consequences for not collecting data
live observations, self-reporting data	highlight task outcomes performance feedback supervisor presence
- have staff use self-monitoring tools	- increase supervisor presence - provide regular performance feedback - highlight task outcomes - recognize and reinforce appropriate data collection (perhaps incentivize with a competition) - reduce task effort, if necessary after other changes have been made
BST	Reinforcement schedule for data collection.
Checklist posted outlining daily expectations, direct observations	Explicit review of checklist and overall expectations with staff Post a visual of the expected tasks (checklist) Weekly graph of performance based on checklist data Token economy if needed for individual concerns
Checklist that is completed by behavior analyst and by staff for self-monitoring	1. Explicit review of checklist and expectations with staff with checklist visible and available to staff 2. Weekly graph of performance based on checklist data 3. Some sort of token reinforcement in which staff earn tokens for completing checklist that can exchanged for a reward
Permanent product of data collected and binders removed	Task clarification and checklists, reorganize materials, In vivo or video modeling, prompts, Behavior skills training, adjust staffing, performance feedback, increased supervisor presence.
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submission of data collection	performance reviews with reinforcement of those collecting data, disciplinary actions for those who arent
data collection sheet	verbal feedback, graphic feedback contingent rewards for data collection
Teacher or BCBA reviews data binders on a weekly basis	Train staff on the procedures for the data books. Ensure people are writing the dates and initials on the data sheets. Set goals for each staff member to run a certain number of program per day and provide incentives for staff who consistently meet the goal for the number of programs run.
Checklist	Display graphs and goals
Number of times data collection binders of entry	Checklist for monitoring Reinforcement schedule for responding in vivo supervision with feedback Performance review placed in file
data collected on how many shifts are taking data	task clarification, reinforcement for data collection, write-ups for not completing tasks
permenant product	self monitor graph feedbakc
permanent product data	self monitoring checklist graph of data collection corrective feedback
staff take data on each other	self-monitoring staff check each others data supervisor check data weekly supervisor check data daily
Prompting and reminders	Verbally announce times for staff to take data set up signs/checklists to prompt increase supervisor presence
Observation of staff, self monitoring by staff	Retraining staff offering incentives to staff supervisory warnings to staff
checklist, reviewed by supervisor frequently	reduce task effort, review procedures and have staff sign an agreement, highlight staff meeting criteria, provide performance feedback
Frequency data	have 2 students compete
Direct observation.
How might data be collected for this target response?	Identify several interventions that might help improve response rates. Place them in order with the least-restrictive at the top so that the interventions may be introduced systematically, adding more restrictive / less favorable interventions after the outcomes of less restrictive options have been measured.