ABCs
What does ABC stand for?
Antecedent
Behavior
Consequence
False
When a teacher puts her finger on her lips signaling to her class to "be quiet," this is an example of what?
Visual prompt
Only use RUBI billing codes if you are doing RUBI to fidelity. T or F
True
What is an example of something parents use as a preventative strategy?
Anything they are already doing to keep kid safe:
baby gate
locks on doors
child safety latch in car
Sarah hit John after he took her toy. This is an example of:
Behavior
Tommy gets a high five form his baseball coach after he hits a home run. This is an example of what kind of reinforcer?
Social
Forward chaining
In terms of RUBI, what is generalization?
New behaviors to be used in new and different situations.
Setting a 15 minute timer for Sarah to transition to bedtime routine is an example of what type of prevention strategy?
visual cue
Jenny cries and puts her head on her table after her teacher passes out the math test. What is the function of this behavior?
could be multiple:
avoidance/escape
attention
Justine gives little Patrick a M&M every time he goes pee in the potty. This is what kind of reinforcer?
Primary
When a stimulus fades in over time such as a child learning to sort colors and they begin with 2 colors and eventually add in more colors.
What does RUBI stand for?
Research Unites in Behavioral Intervention
Mom always keeps a snack in the car for Mark after school to help him stay regulated for the drive home. What preventative strategy is this an example of?
On the way home from school, Sarah begins to cry when she sees her favorite park. Her mom tells her that they can go to the park after she does her homework. What is the A, B, C and function of this behavior?
A: sees the park
B: cries
C: gets to go after homework
F: get what she wants
Jack's mother tells him to clean up his toys. Jack protests. His mother tells him that if he cleans up his toys, he can have 10 extra minutes on his Xbox tonight. This is an example of:
Bribery
What should parent do if their child begins to escalate during their planned play time.
I will accept:
be quiet and just observe
tell child playtime is over for now and try again later
In the video vignettes, what color was the couch?
I will accept:
Brown or Tan
Mary makes a short grocery list when she takes Sarah to the grocery store and tries to be in and out of the store in 30 minutes. This is an example of what kind of preventative strategy?
Do things in small doses
What are the 4 possible functions of behaviors?
Escape/Avoidance
Attention-seeking
To Get what they want (tangible)
Automatically Rewarding
What are the 5 types of reinforcers?
Primary
Social
Tangible
Activity/privileges
Token
What are the three types of prompts?
Verbal
Visual
Physical
What are the 7 supplemental sessions?
Crisis management
Feeding problems
Imitating skills
Sleep problems
Time-out
Toilet training
Token economy
Name 8 of the 11 preventative strategies
Change the time of a demand
Use fun activities to reward completion of less desired activity
Establish a routine
Avoid certain situations or people
Control the environment
Do things in small doses
Change the order of events
Respond to early signs of problem
Change how you ask or respond
Address setting events
Use visual structure/auditory cues