1. Target Behavior: A clear and measurable behavioral definition of your target behavior
(use examples if needed to clarify) should be stated. [Descriiption]
2. Observation Period: Show the dates (and times if relevant) of your baseline phase.
[Descriiption and on the x axis of the graph]
3. Experiment Narrative: Clarify the logistics, setting, and process of your experiment’s
baseline observation phase (natural or analogue setting, structured or unstructured
observation, recording method and instrument, etc.). [Descriiption]
4. Dimension(s): The logical dimension(s) – Frequency – Intensity – Duration – Latency –
that were observed and recorded during the baseline are clearly and consistently stated
and shown. [Descriiption and on the y axis of the graph]
5. Target Behavior Observations: Clearly and completely, but concisely, summarize your
observations of the target behavior during the baseline phase. Descriiptions should be
made of triggers (settings/stress/work/conflict) that bring on the target behavior, and
stimuli that help it. [Descriiption]
