The most common approach to calculating rate or frequency is to divide total count by
A) total interresponse time
B) total time behavior was observed
C) total duration
D) total celeration

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Dividing the total count by the total time behavior was observed gives the rate or frequency of the behavior. Total interresponse time (A) and total duration (C) are not appropriate for calculating frequency. Total celeration (D) is a measure of the changes in frequency over time, not the frequency itself.

The Most Common Approach to Calculating Rate or Frequency Is