The Y-axis on a line graph that represents the range of values of the target behavior is called the

The Y-axis on a line graph that represents the range of values of the target behavior is called the

• A. Horizontal Axis
• B. Vertical Axis
• C. Data Path
• D. Permanent Product

Answer: (B)

On a line graph, the axis that runs up and down is the vertical axis. It carries the values of the target behavior, showing the range and units you’re measuring (like how many times it occurred, how long it lasted, or the percent). The horizontal axis runs left to right and usually represents time or measurement occasions. The line that connects the data points—the data path—shows the trend over time, but it’s not an axis. A permanent product is a type of data collection method, not an axis. So the Y-axis is the vertical axis.

On a line graph, the axis that runs up and down is the vertical axis. It carries the values of the target behavior, showing the range and units you’re measuring (like how many times it occurred, how long it lasted, or the percent). The horizontal axis runs left to right and usually represents time or measurement occasions. The line that connects the data points—the data path—shows the trend over time, but it’s not an axis. A permanent product is a type of data collection method, not an axis. So the Y-axis is the vertical axis.