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Data is taken on what we call a cold probe. This is the FIRST time we test this skill that day (I.e. we havent taught this skill or prompted it in any way beforehand). We will circle a Y (yes) if a correct response was given first time (and celebrate!). We will circle a N (no) if an incorrect response is given.
In behavior analytic terminology, a cold probe is something that you do to test a skill without prompting or incentives to see where the clients performance is without assistance. Simply put, at the start of your training or teaching section, you ask them to perform the skill and see how they do.
Probing is a vital, ongoing process within Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, especially for children in Chicago. It involves systematically assessing a childs current skill level across various areas. Think of it as taking a snapshot of a childs abilities at a specific point in time.
Cold probe is a data collection method often used in ABA therapy to determine baseline levels of performance in a skill i.e. without any prompts.
Cold probe testing is a method by which therapists determine the level a child has mastered a skill without any incentives. At the Language and Learning Clinic of a metropolitan area autism center, the first 15 minutes of therapy are spent assessing the status of every skill that is in treatment using this method.
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Probe data collection involves taking yes/no data on the first trial of a program and then proceeding with teaching. This method is beneficial for students who learn quickly and may only need a few exposures to the material.
Usually, a specific competitive probe is unlabeled (referred as cold probe) and has the same sequence (or at least with the same binding domain) as that of labeled probes. The mutant probe is also unlabeled, and has the sequence as that of labeled probes, but the binding domain has been mutant with one or more bases.
Probe data means that we take yes/no data on the first trial of a program and then throw our pencils down and teach! Probes can also be done less often if in a classroom situation (e.g., think spelling test), or in the community.

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