Data Collection
Behavior Assessment
Behavior Aquisition
Behavior Reduction
Who knows Kenya best?
100

This type of continuous measurement tracks the total length of time a behavior occurs from start to finish.

What is Duration?

100

A systematic method used to identify what items, activities, or sensory experiences a learner currently likes.

What is a preference assessment?

100

Learner-led instructional opportunities embedded in routine.

What is Natural Environment Training?

100

Engaging in a behavior because it produces an internal, non-socially mediated sensory feedback is known as this function.

What is Sensory (Automatic)?

100

Favorite color.

What is orange?

200

Recording whether a behavior occurs at the exact moment an interval ends is known as this discontinuous sampling method.

What is Momentary Time Sampling (MTS)?

200

In this type of preference assessment, items are presented two at a time until every item has been paired with every other item.

What is a Paired Choice (or Forced Choice) Preference Assessment?

200

This is a prompt that acts on the teaching material.

What is a stimulus prompt?

200

Reinforcing a behavior that cannot physically be performed at the same time as the problem behavior is known as this.

What is Differential Reinforcement of Incompatible Behavior?

200

Birthplace.

Where is California?

300

The length of time between the presentation of an SD (instruction) and the student initiating the response is called this.

What is Latency?

300

Name the 4 primary functions of behavior.

What is Sensory, Escape, Attention, or Tangible?

300

The four critical dimensions to consider when delivering reinforcement to maintain strong control over a target behavior.

What are immediacy, contingency, schedule, and magnitude (or intensity/variety)?

300

Modifying environmental events before a behavior occurs to reduce the motivation or likelihood of that behavior is called this type of intervention.

What is an antecedent strategy?

300

Maiden name.

Who is Baer-Clark?

400

Unintentional changes in how an observer measures behavior over time—which threatens data reliability—is called this phenomenon.

What is Observer Drift?

400

An assessment where a student is allowed free access to various items in an environment while the RBT measures duration of engagement with each item.

What is a Free Operant Preference Assessment?

400

Reinforcing successive approximations toward a target behavior is known as this process.

What is Shaping?

400

Request sequences present a series of requests with which the individual has a high likelihood of completing, followed by a low-probability request or a request with which they are less likely to do. Its idea is to build momentum. 

What is High-Probabilty Sequence?

400

Favorite season.

What is winter?

500

The degree to which an intervention is implemented exactly as it was designed and trained

What is Procedural Integrity?

500

While an ABA assists with functional assessments, this credentialed professional is responsible for designing and interpreting a Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA).

What is a BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst)?

500

Skills previously mastered that are tested periodically to ensure retention.

What are Maintainence Skills?

500

Every time Leo screams at the dinner table, his father gives him a piece of bread to quiet him down. The father's behavior of giving bread is maintained by this type of reinforcement.

What is negative reinforcement? (The father escapes/removes the unpleasant noise of screaming).

500

Favorite person.

Who is herself?

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