Reinforcement
What is something given after a behavior to increase the likelihood it will happen again?
Reinforcement
This verbal operant is motivated by an establishing operation (like hunger or boredom) and results in getting exactly what was asked for.
Mand
What data method counts how many times a behavior happens
frequency
Should RBTs accept expensive gifts from families?
no
Rice n beans, pizza, oatmeal cookie, rice n beans
Spins
What type of reinforcement removes something unpleasant after a behavior?
Negative Reinforcement
A verbal operant where the speaker names or identifies things in the environment after directly experiencing them through sight, sound, or smell.
Tact
What data method measures how long a behavior lasts?
duration
What should you do if you make a data error?
Correct it honestly and notify the clients BCBA
Client: "Wait, I can't go back into the house if it's on fire?!" BCBA: "no" client, "BUT MY BEYS! I have to go back for my beys"
Rainbow
Name one example of a tangible reinforcer.
Toy, sticker, snack, etc.
This operant occurs when a speaker repeats exactly what they just heard, possessing point-to-point correspondence and formal similarity with the model.
Echoic
What does IOA stand for?
Interobserver Agreement
RBT must refuse a holiday gift card from a client's family if it exceeds this amount
$10
my baby sister will like fish. I should get her a fish.
dog man
What schedule gives reinforcement after an unpredictable number of responses?
Variable Ratio
Answering a question, filling in a blank, or responding to someone else's verbal behavior without repeating them word-for-word
Intraverbal
What kind of graph is most commonly used in ABA?
line graph
A client's parent sends you a Facebook friend request or follows your personal Instagram account. To maintain proper professional boundaries and avoid a dual relationship, what should you do?
decline/ignore the request, and notify your supervisor
I’m 5 now, so I don’t have to listen to you anymore.
squeeks
This type of differential reinforcement procedure involves reinforcing a behavior that is physically impossible to do at the same time as the target problem behavior.
DRI
A client sees a bag of chips on the counter, points to it, and says 'Chips!' because they want to eat them. This is the primary operant occurring.
mand
Why is accurate data important?
To track progress and make treatment decisions
A family loves how well you work with their child and offers to pay you out-of-pocket to babysit on Saturday night. This scenario is a violation of the ethics code because it creates this type of prohibited relationship
Multiple Relationship (or Dual Relationship)
You little teacher
spooky