PBS Essentials
Valid and Reliable Measurement of Behaviour
Learn the importance of validity and reliability in measurement for behaviour practitioners, in order to collect data utilising direct and indirect measures.
Valid and Reliable Measurement of Behaviour
Learn how to collect baseline data of behaviours of concern, utilising valid and reliable measurement procedures in order to conduct a functional assessment and developing a behaviour support plan.
What's included?
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Updated content
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Interactive activities
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Self-paced course
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Behaviour-based design
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Certification of conclusion
Improve your behaviour plans
This course will help you to improve your ability to implement valid and reliable measurements of baseline data, in order to promote effective behavioural intervention.
Valid and reliable measurements
At the end of this course, you will be able to describe behaviours of concern, and measure their frequency, duration, latency and magnitude.
John Wooderson
John is the Director of Training and Non-training Solutions at Kameleon Group working across Brisbane, Queensland.
John has qualifications in education including a Masters in Philosophy from the University of Queensland and is pursuing a PhD with the University of Technology Sydney. He has experience working as a Behaviour Support Practitioner at Kameleon Group.
John has extensive clinical experience designing and implementing positive behavioural interventions.
Patrick Jones - Course author