Paired Choice Assessment
In this video you will see an instructor run a paired choice preference assessment for an early learner with autism. With this type of assessment, usually six items are selected. The items are presented two at a time and are rotated until each have been paired with all other options. The purpose of this assessment is to identify which preferred items or activities may serve as potential reinforcers. Typically, items rated 80% or higher are suspected to serve as reinforcers.
Informal Assessment Providing Choice
This is what storytime looks like when your mom and aunty are both behavior analysts. Before we begin, how about a quick preference assessment?
Troubleshooting During Assessments
When things don't go as planned, what should you do? In this video we try to troubleshoot a situation where the learner is grabbing both items during a paired-choice preference assessment.
