FREEOPERANTMSWOPreferenceAssessmentLess likely toidentify multiplereinforcers thanother methodCan identifymultiplereinforcers for agreater numberof items.PROS OfpreferenceassessmentPAIREDSTIMULUSPositional biasrequires moretime than MSWoh and freeoperantassessmentAccommodatelarger itemsand activitiesMSWCons ofpreferenceAssessmentsSINGLESTIMULUSLikely toidentify multiplereinforcers In aminimal timeThisassessmentcan showfalse positiveresultsCan identifymultiplereinforcersand activitiesPositionalbias Limitedtwo smallerand feweritemsLess likely toevoke problembehavior,requiresminimal timeAskingaboutstimuluspreferencesFREEOPERANTMSWOPreferenceAssessmentLess likely toidentify multiplereinforcers thanother methodCan identifymultiplereinforcers for agreater numberof items.PROS OfpreferenceassessmentPAIREDSTIMULUSPositional biasrequires moretime than MSWoh and freeoperantassessmentAccommodatelarger itemsand activitiesMSWCons ofpreferenceAssessmentsSINGLESTIMULUSLikely toidentify multiplereinforcers In aminimal timeThisassessmentcan showfalse positiveresultsCan identifymultiplereinforcersand activitiesPositionalbias Limitedtwo smallerand feweritemsLess likely toevoke problembehavior,requiresminimal timeAskingaboutstimuluspreferences

Preference assessments - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. FREE OPERANT
  2. MSWO
  3. Preference Assessment
  4. Less likely to identify multiple reinforcers than other method
  7. Can identify multiple reinforcers for a greater number of items.
  9. PROS Of preference assessment
  11. PAIRED STIMULUS
  12. Positional bias requires more time than MSW oh and free operant assessment
  13. Accommodate larger items and activities
  15. MSW
  16. Cons of preference Assessments
  18. SINGLE STIMULUS
  19. Likely to identify multiple reinforcers In a minimal time
  20. This assessment can show false positive results
  21. Can identify multiple reinforcers and activities
  22. Positional bias Limited two smaller and fewer items
  23. Less likely to evoke problem behavior, requires minimal time
  24. Asking about stimulus preferences