ABCs of ABA: L is for Latency ⏱️ Latency is the time between when an instruction is given and when the behavior begins. For example, if a therapist says, “Clap your hands,” and the child claps after 3 seconds, that’s a latency of 3 seconds. Measuring latency helps us understand how quickly a child responds, so we can tailor supports and encourage faster, more independent responses over time. | Essential Speech and ABA Therapy Richmond | Facebook

ABCs of ABA: L is for Latency ⏱️ Latency is the time between when an instruction is given and when the behavior begins. For example, if a therapist says, “Clap your hands,” and the child claps after 3 seconds, that’s a latency of 3 seconds. Measuring latency helps us understand how quickly a child responds, so we can tailor supports and encourage faster, more independent responses over time. | Essential Speech and ABA Therapy Spring

Behavior: Duration and Latency Recording

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