ABA Basics
Verbal Behavior
Functions of Behavior
Ethics
Fun Facts
100

What does ABA stand for?

Applied Behavior Analysis

100

What is a mand?

A request for something

100

A child is screaming because mom said he couldn't have cookies. Whats the function of the behavior?

Access to tangibles

100

True or False: It's okay to be Facebook friends with a client's parents

False
100

Who's a great chef that can whip up a meal with minimal ingredients?

Daisy

200
What does the ABC in ABC data stand for?

Antecedent-Behavior-Consequence

200

What is a tact?

Labeling something in the environment

200

A person engages in hand-flapping when they're by themselves. What's the function of this behavior?

Sensory/automatic
200

True of False: You can talk about client details with people outside of work.

False
200

Who is afraid of canned tuna?

Kelly

300

What's the difference between positive and negative reinforcement?

Positive reinforcement means adding something desirable to reinforce the behavior; negative reinforcement means removing something undesirable.


300

What is an intraverbal?

Responding to another's verbal behavior without a direct point-to-point correspondence. Can be a fill-in-the-blank response or the answer to a question. 

300

Which function of behavior is reinforced by other people's reactions?

Attention

300

Being friends with your clients' parents outside of the clinic would be considered what ethical violation?

A multiple relationship

300

Whose nickname growing up was "Big Chunk"?

Kiona

400

What is generalization?

When a behavior occurs in settings other than where it was originally taught.

400

What's an example of an echoic?

Client repeats "dog" after hearing "dog"


400

You're sitting down to do DTT and your client begins to throw their materials. What's the function of the behavior?

Escape

400
Working with your friends' child is what kind of ethical violation?
Conflict of interest
400

Who used to work at a sketchy crab shack?

Dre

500

Name one factor that makes reinforcement effective.

Immediate; contingent; specific to the learner

500

Answering a question like "What is your name?" is what verbal operant?

An intraverbal

500

Every time a student is humming loudly, their teacher comes over and tells them to stop. The humming keeps increasing. What's the function of this behavior?

Attention

500

This federal law protects a client's private health information.

HIPAA

500

Who failed their driver’s test the first time because they drove on the wrong side of the road and missed a stop sign?

Carter

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