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Creating an iPhone application for collecting continuous ABC data.

Seth W Whiting¹, Mark R Dixon

¹Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois, USA.

Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis

|October 13, 2012

Summary

This study details creating a continuous ABC data-collection app for behavior analysts. The application allows customized data entry and automatic email submission for efficient clinical record-keeping.

Keywords:

computers data collection functional analysis iPhone

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Area of Science:

Behavior analysis
Applied behavior analysis technology
Clinical data management

Background:

Traditional ABC data collection can be time-consuming.
Need for efficient, customizable digital tools in behavior analysis.
Limited availability of user-friendly, programmable data-collection applications.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide an overview and task analysis for developing a continuous ABC data-collection application.
To enable behavior analysts to create a customized data collection system.
To facilitate automatic data submission for improved workflow.

Main Methods:

Utilized Xcode on a Mac computer for application development.
Designed a system for programming customized lists of clients, antecedents, behaviors, and consequences.
Implemented automatic data transfer to an email account post-observation.

Main Results:

Successfully outlined the process for creating a functional ABC data-collection application.
Demonstrated the capability for users to customize data fields and client lists.
Achieved automated data compilation and email dispatch upon completion of data collection sessions.

Conclusions:

The developed application offers a streamlined approach to continuous ABC data collection for behavior analysts.
Customization features enhance the tool's adaptability to individual clinical needs and preferences.
The application has the potential to improve efficiency and data management in applied behavior analysis practices.