Prompting
Therapist: "Touch your head"
(Points to patient's head)
What is Gestural Prompting?
Therapist: "Do this" (Therapist claps hands)
Patient: (Claps hands)
What is imitation?
Patient hits peer because he wants their toy.
What is Tangible?
Therapist tracks how long a client engages in a tantrum.
What is duration?
Therapist observes patient to find reinforcers.
What is a Preference Assessment?
Therapist: "What is this?" (Holds up picture of ball) "Buh-"
What is verbal prompting?
Therapist: "Say Moo"
Patient: "Moo"
What is an echoic?
Patient runs out of the room when asked to sit in their chair.
What is Escape?
Therapist records every single occurrence of mouthing.
What is frequency?
Patient is no longer motivated by fruit snacks after eating them the entire morning.
What is Satiation?
What is positional prompting?
Therapist: "How old are you?"
Patient: "Six."
What is an intraverbal?
Patient kicks their peer because their therapist is conversing with another therapist.
What is Attention?
What is momentary time sample?
Patient is always reinforced after 5 trials/responses.
What is a Fixed Ratio Reinforcement Schedule?
Therapist: "Wash your hands" (Therapist washes their own hands)
What is model prompting?
Therapist: "Which one do you cook with?"
Client: "Spoon"
What is LRFFC?
Patient begins to scream when therapist sings a song to them.
What is Escape?
In a 5 minute interval, did the patient pick their nose at any time?
What is partial interval recording?
Ensuring reinforcement is given right after target behavior is exhibited. (DISC)
What is immediacy?
Therapist: "Do you want the doll?" (Holds up sign that says "yes")
What is visual prompting?
Therapist: "Match the cat."
Patient: "Matches pictures of cat."
What is VPMTS?
Patient lays on the floor and stares at the ceiling lights.
What is Sensory?
Therapist tracks how long it takes patient to put toothpaste on toothbrush after wetting toothbrush in a forward chaining program.
What is inner response time?
Patient is reinforced with a piece of candy for every 5 minutes they do not engage in peer aggression.
What is Differential Reinforcement of Other Behaviors (DRO)?