DTT
What does DTT stand for
Discrete Trial training
What is a prompt?
An additional cue or assistance that helps the learner respond correctly
Is pairing proactive or reactive?
Proactive
Who writes the treatment programs
BCBA
What does EO stand for?
Establishing Operation
What are the three parts to the three-term contingecy
Antecedent, behavior, consqquence
Which prompt hierarchy starts with the most assistance?
Most to least Prompting
Name one reactive strategy
Possible Answers:
Redirection
Differential reinforcement
Should an RBT change a program if they think it would work better?
NI, if questions or concerns talk to BCBA
What does AO stand for
Abolishing Operation
You are at the table and you deliever the SD " touch block"
The client touches block immediately
What do you do next?
Immediately provide reinforcement and mark data
What is the goal of prompt fading?
to get independent responses
Name one proactive strategy
Pairing
visual schedule
priming
First/Then boards
If you are unsure how to run a program, who should you ask?
BCBA or lead RBT
What does FCT stand for?
Why do we use DTT
To Teach skills through structured, repeated learning opportunities
True or False:
Prompts should become more intrusive over time?
FALSE
which strategy ( reactive or proactive) should we try to use MORE often
Proactive
why is treatment fidelity so important?
So every RBT runs the program consistently and data accurately reflects the client's progress
which preference assessment removes the selected items after each choice?
MSWO