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#1. A behavior analyst is tasked with monitoring a team of employees in a call center to determine their engagement in assigned duties. Observations are scheduled for the top of every hour. During each 60-minute interval, the analyst continuously observes each employee and records whether they were consistently engaged in their assigned tasks for the entire duration of that interval. This data, collected for the entire group, is then compiled to provide an overall picture of group engagement. Based on this methodology described in the text, which type of discontinuous measurement is the behavior analyst most likely employing?
The text describes observing a bunch of employees and explicitly states that when we have a group of whole interval checks we call it a planned activity check or a play check A Planned Activity Check PAC is a variation of interval recording often a form of whole interval recording applied to a group of individuals to determine if they are engaged in a specific activity for the entire duration of an interval The description of observing for the entire duration of the interval for engagement aligns with whole interval principles and its application to a group points directly to PAC Permanent Product Recording measures the tangible outcomes of a behavior not direct engagement Partial Interval Recording involves recording if the behavior occurred at any point during the interval which is different from continuous engagement throughout While the text briefly mentions measuring at the end of each interval which could relate to Momentary Time Sampling the definitive statement that a group of whole interval checks is a Planned Activity Check makes PAC the most accurate answer based on the provided text
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