CM Progress Graph for Behavior and Reinforcement Trajectory

CM Progress Graph is a practitioner-only contingency management visualization for practitioners reviewing repeated objective measurements and reinforcement decisions. It helps show the longitudinal trajectory of target-behavior achievement and reinforcement exposure so the contingency strategy can be reviewed.

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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.

Source Records Stay Authoritative

The graph visualizes existing test, attendance/adherence, voucher, prize, and ledger records. Primary corrections happen in those source tools.

What the Graph Shows

The graph shows repeated results, incentive exposure, streaks, setbacks, gaps, invalid or missing data, and point-level details.

Limitations

The graph does not determine clinical significance, recommend treatment changes, or create new incentive calculations beyond existing source data.

Does the graph collect new test or adherence data?

No. It visualizes existing structured CM records and keeps source records authoritative.

Can the graph show gaps or invalid results?

Yes. Sparse data, missing incentives, missing behavior results, and invalid results should appear as visible gaps or distinct states.

Is there a client-facing graph?

No separate client experience is required. Practitioners may discuss the graph with a client outside the product workflow.

What settings can be saved?

The saved setup can include selected data sources or series and time range, while sample graph data is not saved as real client data.