Scope
The tool organizes functional analysis data and review. It does not provide procedural scripts, treatment recommendations, competence verification, or ethics determinations.
Functional Analysis is a practitioner-only experimental FBA tool for qualified practitioners. It helps them define a target behavior, organize hypothesis-linked test conditions, record session-level data, document safety constraints, and review descriptive comparisons across conditions when descriptive assessment is not sufficient.
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The tool organizes functional analysis data and review. It does not provide procedural scripts, treatment recommendations, competence verification, or ethics determinations.
Insufficient, uneven, or missing condition data should prevent strong differentiation claims and remain visible in review.
The system shows descriptive comparisons; the qualified practitioner records interpretation.
No. Exact procedures and protocols are unresolved and must be supplied by the qualified practitioner or another supported source.
No. It displays descriptive condition comparisons and leaves interpretation to the practitioner.
The analysis should be blocked from finalization or marked unresolved when required safety/status documentation is missing.
Yes, if part of the workflow, they may enter condition/session data under practitioner control.