Which of the following is not a type of continuous measurement procedure?

Whole interval recording is a type of discontinuous measurement procedure, rather than a continuous one. Continuous measurement procedures collect data on every instance of behavior within a defined observation period, while whole interval recording involves observing and recording whether a behavior occurs throughout an entire interval, rather than at specific moments.

On the other hand, duration measures how long a behavior occurs, frequency counts how often a behavior occurs within a specified timeframe, and latency tracks the time between a prompt and the initiation of the behavior. All of these types provide data based on direct observation and capture every instance of the behavior during the measurement period, which is why they are classified as continuous measurement procedures.