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#1. Bob is an RBT collecting data on a client’s manding behavior during a discrete trial training session. He is using a graph where the data path continually goes up, reflecting an increasing total number of mands over time. Based on this description, what type of graph is Bob most likely using?

A) Scatterplot

B) Bar graph

C) Cumulative record

D) Standard Celeration Chart

A cumulative record is a specific type of graph where the total number of responses recorded during each observation period is added to the total number of responses recorded in all previous periods This unique characteristic means the data path always slopes upwards or remains flat never decreasing because it continually represents a cumulative total The provided text explicitly states cumulative records They just continually go up and up and up forever so if we have a data path that is continually increasing well the cumulative is just a cumulative record This aligns perfectly with Bobs observation of a continually increasing data path for the total number of mands Scatterplots show the distribution of data points in relation to two variables bar graphs compare discrete categories and a Standard Celeration Chart plots rate on a semilogarithmic scale to track fluency none of which are characterized by a perpetually increasing data path representing a cumulative total

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