Pairing and Reinforcement
Behavior Management and Differential Reinforcement
DTT, NET, and Schedules of Reinforcement
Prompting and Data Collection
Session Notes, Debriefs, and Protocols
100

Offering preferred items and limiting demands to build trust

What is building rapport?

100

Withholding attention from the behavior itself, not your client(s)

What is planned ignoring?

100

Teaches skills through multiple trials that are structured and adult-led

What is discrete trial training (DTT)?

100

Antecedent + Behavior + Consequence

What is ABC data?

100

Putting items back into their designated and labeled areas

What is efficient and correct cleaning?

200

Most effective when delivered immediately and praised with behavior specific praise

What is reinforcement?

200

Where you can find individualized information regarding behavior management for a specific learner

What is a behavior intervention/support plan (BIP)?

200

Teaches functional skills through routine and play, is learner led, and can occur in any setting and at any time

What is natural environment teaching (NET)?

200

To see current skills/knowledge and does not include prompting, teaching, or correction

What is a baseline probe?

200

Locking entrances, using child locks, staying out of red squares, closing gates

What are examples of adherence to safety protocols?

300

Free operant, multiple stimulus with/without replacement, paired stimulus/forced choice

What are preference assessments?

300

Coercing a learner to comply or follow through with a demand or attempting to control a client's behavior

What is a power struggle?

300

Coming up with creative ways to teach a skill more often and in various situations

What are contriving opportunities?

300
Prompt level that is also known as "hand-over-hand", providing the least amount of independence for learners

What is a full physical prompt?

300

5 feet, close enough to be able to block or redirect disruptive behaviors and/or praise desirable behaviors

What is distance between BT and learner?

400

Something that decreases the value of a reinforcer

What is an abolishing operation?

400

Reinforcement of replacement behavior(s) that still meet the function of the challenging behavior(s)

What is differential reinforcement of alternative behavior (DRA)?

400

A procedure that includes the following steps: SD is re-delivered, followed by an immediate prompt, and distractor trials

What is error correction?

400

Visual -> verbal -> gesture -> model -> partial physical -> full physical 

What is least to most prompting?

400

"Productive", "beneficial", "learning opportunities"

What are alternatives to "good session"? 

500

Allowing the learner to dictate physical contact, honoring all forms of communication, and promoting self-advocacy

What is assent-based care?

500

Reinforcement of desirable behavior(s) that cannot (or would be difficult to) occur simultaneously with the targeted disruptive behavior(s)

What is differential reinforcement of incompatible behavior (DRI)?

500

Reinforcement (social praise and high fives) is provided to a learner on a schedule of every 3 minutes when attending to task while sitting at the table

What is fixed interval of 3 minutes (FI3)?

500

Whole interval recording, partial interval recording, and momentary time sampling

What are examples of discontinuous data collection?

500

Prior to BT breaks, switching between BTs for coverages or AM/PM session

What is debriefing opportunities with other BTs?

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