iBehavior—a preliminary proof of concept study of a smartphone-based tool for the assessment of behavior change in neurodevelopmental disabilities

Keyphrases

• Behavior Change 100%
• Proof of Concept Study 100%
• Intellectual Disability 100%
• Observation Period 100%
• Rating Scales 100%
• Ecological Momentary Assessment 100%
• Smartphone-based 100%
• Developmental Disabilities 100%
• Neurodevelopmental Disabilities 100%
• Validation Metrics 50%
• Down Syndrome 50%
• Behavioral Outcomes 50%
• Child Age 50%
• Child Behavior 50%
• Parent Ratings 50%
• Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function 50%
• Participant Observation 50%
• Successful Implementation 50%
• Fragile X Syndrome 50%
• Once-daily 50%
• Convergent Validity 50%
• Aggression 50%
• % Response 50%
• People with Intellectual Disabilities 50%
• User Feedback 50%
• Caregiver Report 50%
• Repetitive Behavior 50%
• Overall Satisfaction 50%
• Restricted Behaviors 50%
• Tracking Behavior 50%
• Aberrant Behavior Checklist 50%
• People with Developmental Disabilities 50%
• Feedback Questionnaire 50%
• Social Initiations 50%
• Parental Feedback 50%

Psychology

• Rating Scale 100%
• Convergent Validity 50%
• Down Syndrome 50%
• Aberrant Behavior Checklist 50%
• Fragile X Syndrome 50%
• Caregiver 50%
• Executive Function 50%