Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Online Tutorial
	Module 4: Data Collection Graphing Data Once you begin collecting data on a behavior, it is helpful to graph the behavior to be able to clearly see any changes. For a review of graphing, please consult: http://nces.ed.gov/nceskids/pdf/graph_tutorial.pdf The following is a graph with hypothetical data. Graphing the data helps us see the effectiveness of this intervention quickly and clearly. In collecting the data for this graph, interval recording data were collected on a student's on-task behavior. The percentage of intervals he or she was on task are on the vertical axis, and the class days are on the horizontal axis. The intervention of a token economy (discussed later in this tutorial) began on the fifth class day that data were taken during. Here are examples of blank graphs you can fill in: Monthly Data Graph Yearly Data Graph Next --> Apps for Data Collection and Graphing