Reinforcement etc.
A child asks for a cookie politely and is given a cookie, in the future the child always asks for a cookie politely
What is positive reinforcement
The four functions of behavior are...
Access to tangibles, Escape/Avoidance, Attention, Automatic/Sensory
An "Sd" or discriminative stimulus is another word for...
Instruction or demand
When placing a behavior on extinction we need to teach a ___ behavior to take its place.
Replacement
If a dead man can do it is the definition for the ____
Dead man's test
I have a headache and took and Advil, my headache went away and now I always take Advil when I get a headache
What is negative reinforcement
Using an umbrella to keep yourself dry from the rain is an example of _____ maintained behavior...
Escape/Avoidance
When presenting a trial, if the student provides an incorrect response we as the teacher will provide a ___
Prompt
____ is an increase in the frequency of a response when an extinction procedure is initially implemented.
Extinction Burst
Define A, B and C in the three term contingency...
Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence
_____ reinforcement schedules are more often used when teaching new behaviors.
Continuous
naturally produced consequences that occur independent of social mediation is an example of ____ maintained behavior.
Automatic or sensory
____ represents the percentages of the session spent practicing mastered skills vs. new or emerging skills...
the rule of 80/20
Every time Liam sneezed I said bless you which he enjoys. Liam would then pretend to sneeze several times in a row. Eventually I stop saying bless you to Liam and he stops fake sneezing. What is this concept called?
Extinction
This verbal operant is also known as a request...
Mand
The term for when you have had too much of something...
Satiation
a behavior that results in access to a particular item or activity is an example of ____ maintained behavior
Access to tangibles
What is the Sd (instruction) when teaching a client to imitate your action?
"Do this", "copy me"
This strategy delivers a reinforcer contingent on the absence of the problem behavior during or at a specific time...
Differential Reinforcement of Other Behavior
Saying "shoe" when you see a shoe is an example of a ____
Tact
A schedule of reinforcement in which the delivery of reinforcement will “vary” but must average out at a specific number.
Variable Ratio
Singing to yourself your favorite song to produce auditory stimulation is an example of ____ maintained behavior...
Automatic or Sensory
____ to ____ prompting is used when teaching new or emerging skills and ____ to ____ prompting is used when teaching already mastered skills...
Most to Least, Least to Most
The tendency for the behavior placed on extinction to reemerge in situations that are similar to those in which the behavior occurred before being placed on extinction...
Spontaneous recovery
giver, good things