Terms
The four principle consequences that maintain behavior
What is positive and negative reinforcement and punishment
The count of behavior during session
What is frequency?
A direct method of assessment that the observer records what happens before and what happens after a behavior
What is ABC data collection?
Written instructions of a behavioral chain
What is a task analysis?
Amount of money that is the maximum a BACB credentialed professional can accept as a gift
What is $10.00?
The learner elopes when presented with task demands. You insist that they follow through with demands and block their ability to escape until the task is completed. Procedure that you are using...
What is extinction?
The time from when an instruction is presented to the time that the learner responds
What is latency?
The 'GOLD STANDARD' of assessment that manipulates the environment to determine function
What is a functional analysis (FA)?
Removal of a learner from the environment for a short period of time contingent on undesired behavior
What is an exclusionary timeout?
Behavior analysis relies on ________-_______ interventions (Responsible Conduct Section 1)
What is evidence-based?
Toileting: You provide reinforcement for pulling down pants and once the learner pulls down their pants independently 5 consecutive times, you do not present reinforcement until they sit on the toilet (pulling down pants is placed on extinction). They sit on the toilet independently for 5 consecutive times and then you do not reinforce sitting on the toilet, but reinforce elimination (going to the bathroom). What behavior analytic procedure is this?
What is shaping?
Most appropriate measurement method for a behavior that is not easy to count (not discrete)
What is discontinuous measurement?
Surveys, interviews and questionnaires
What is indirect assessment?
Method of teaching that is most beneficial for generalization
What is incidental/NET?
A parent informs you that the social worker suggested a pressure blanket to meet your learner's sensory needs and asks what you think. What should you do?
What is ask your BCBA?
The BCBA has asked the learner's parents not to allow access to most preferred tangibles on the days that sessions are scheduled. What is the BCBA trying to manipulate?
What is motivating operations?
Your sessions are either 2, 3, or 5 hours long. The target behaviors are considered discrete. This is the most appropriate continuous measurement method
What is rate?
The three components of a thorough FBA
What is indirect assessment, direct assessment and functional analysis?
Four steps of behavioral skills training (BST)
What is providing instructions, modeling, practicing and providing feedback?
Laws that require you to report any indication of abuse or neglect.
What is mandated reporting laws?
Calvin frequently engages in tearing up worksheets that involve phonics or math. The baseline for this behavior is approximately 15 minutes. You set a timer for 13 minutes when he is presented with a phonics or math worksheet, and if he doesn't tear up his paper during that time, reinforcement is provided. What type of differential reinforcement is being implemented?
What is a DRO?
This measurement method may underestimate behavior
What is whole interval recording?
Time based preference assessment
What is a single stimulus preference assessment?
Refers to a learner engaging in a different response under the same stimulus condition. Most beneficial method of teaching is incidental teaching
What is response generalization?
Providing behavior analytic services while simultaneously engaging in a non-behavior analytic relationship is considered...
What is a multiple relationship?