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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.
Create self-monitoring tool for staff assessing having the binders, and data collection.	1) Have a board with weekly feedback, staff "shout-outs for data collection. 2) Discuss issues with staff collectively and 1:1 for those not collecting data and the importance. 3) Consequences: from verbal, to write-up to dismissal if it persists.
Informal observation, self monitoring	Informal supervision observation
Collect frequency and cumulative data for residents with data documented by staff each day	Reduce task effort by placing binder somewhere else if applicable Provide visual cues to complete, highlight importance Post graphic feedback of group staff data, highlight high performer Increased supervisor presence
Observe times, continue to check data sheets	Spend more time observing sessions, give reminders, post reminders around the program, provide reinforcement for completing tasks
self monitor, checklists	retraining clarifying expectations increased supervision modeling punishment to staff for not following measures
daily monitoring by supervisor	reduce task aversiveness reduce task effort increased supervisor presence
Survey/observation	Checklist is least restrictive then Feedback then more supervision
Checklist of data collection; self-monitoring	Increase supervisor presence; reduce task effort; regularly highlight task outcomes.
Data collection sheet
Observation data for IOA	Memo to sign to acknowledge need for data Performance feedback to ensure staff know what to collect and have the skills to do it properly Discussion about consequence of not collecting required data
checklist on data collected both self checklist by staff and supervisor	1. Ask Staff to report data collection via checklist 2. Increase Supervision 3. Reward the highest data collector
observation of staff	prompting- least to most; group contingencies for staff
Data could be collected through frequent observation by the BCBA on the frequency of staff conversations and of client data collection.	Increased supervision Self-monitoring checklist Graphic feedback of group performance Verbal feedback- individualized
Self monitoring, or group monitoring for data collection	Increased supervisor presence, Regularly highlight task outcomes through a leader board or MVP type recognition, Reduce task effort (i.e. assess data sheets, or keep them organized differently) to reduce response cost.
second person	reinforcement system
Plus or minus	warning punishment fired
checklist indicating data were collected	self-monitoring graphic display of staffs performance on data collection individual feedback to staff regarding data collection
self monitoring	alerts from BA to staff to take data at the start of their shift and before ending their shift
	-Incentives for consistent data collection -BST training for program implementation and data collection -Performance plan for continued failure to collect data
Direct observation data	Self report on data being collected for the day by staff Supervisor daily observations with in the moment positive feedback when data are collected. Supervisor daily observations with in the moment corrective feedback when data aren’t collected.
Observations, self-monitoring	1. Increase supervision. 2. Reduce task effort. 3. Deliver specific performance feedback to individual employees 4. Post graphic feedback of a group of employees
	Feedback and rehearsal
Weekly goal of a set number of days that data is collected	Task clarification Prompting Performance feedback Reduce task effort Increased supervisor presence
BCBA can check weekly for instances of data not recorded	1. Staff can self monitor 2. Teacher can check by end of day and announce anyone who neglected data.
Checklist	Review of policies
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.