“…Although the IISCA format is a relatively recent development, multiple replications have been conducted, each resulting in similarly brief assessment periods (e.g., Ghaemmaghami, Hanley, Jin, & Vanselow, ; Jessel, Ingvarsson, Metras, Kirk, & Whipple, ; Santiago, Hanley, Moore, & Jin, ). In fact, two recent studies conducted single‐subject comparisons of the IISCA functional analysis format and the standard (Iwata et al, 1982/) format and found that the IISCA reliably required less time to conduct (Fisher, Greer, Romani, Zangrillo, & Owen, ; Slaton, Hanley, & Raftery, ). Therefore, a practitioner conducting a functional analysis of a discrete response such as elopement who (a) has limited time and resources or (b) would like to reduce the time the participant is exposed to contexts that evoke problem behavior and may want to consider the latency‐based IISCA.…”