Partial States
The tool supports planned but not attempted, attempted with outcome incomplete, and completed experiment states because behavioral experiments occur in real life.
Behavioral Experiment Monitoring for CBT prediction testing
Behavioral Experiment / Behavioural Experiment Monitoring is a CBT prediction-testing tool for CBT practitioners and clients. It helps them plan a real-world test of a belief, feared outcome, avoidance pattern, or safety behavior, record what happened, compare prediction with outcome, reassess distress or belief, and summarize learning.
Build a sample experiment, enter the outcome, and review the comparison.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
What It Compares
The review compares the original prediction with the actual outcome and shows before-after distress or belief ratings according to the configured rating focus.
Relevant Limits
The product does not generate experiment plans, infer belief validity, label success or failure clinically, or add exposure hierarchy functionality.
Does the tool create behavioral experiment ideas?
No. The practitioner and client design the experiment. The product structures the plan, outcome, ratings, and learning.
Can an experiment stay pending?
Yes. A planned experiment can remain pending until the client carries out the real-world test and records outcome fields.
What rating options are supported?
The practitioner can configure distress rating, belief-strength rating, or both as the rating focus.
Does the result say whether the belief was disproven?
No. The result shows prediction, outcome, rating changes, and learning descriptively. Clinical interpretation remains practitioner-led.