Schedules of Reinforcement
Client is reinforced an average of every 3 responses.
VR 3
What does A stand for in ABC?
Antecedent
A count of every instance of a behavior.
Frequency
NET stands for...
Natural Environment Teaching
Crisis plan
Client is reinforced every 30 seconds.
FI 30 seconds
What does C stand for in ABC?
Consequence
A measure of how long a behavior lasts.
Duration
DTT stands for...
Discrete Trial Teaching
Antecedent Interventions
Client is reinforced every 5 responses.
FR 5
Reinforcement
A measure in which a behavior is only recorded as an instance if it occurs for the WHOLE predetermined interval.
Whole interval recording
What is an SD?
Discriminative Stimulus
Skills we are teaching the client that are FUNCTIONALLY EQUIVALENT equivalent to target behaviors.
Replacement behaviors
What does VR stand for?
Variable ratio
A consequence that results in a future DECREASE in behavior is...
Punishment
The duration of time between an SD and a response
Latency
What does BSP stand for?
Behavior Support Plan
Procedure to follow if a behavior is already occurring
What does FI stand for?
Fixed Interval
What is the purpose of ABC data collection?
To recognize patterns and determine functions of behaviors.
A type of discontinuous measurement that records that the behavior occurred during an interval if it happens at any point during the interval.
Partial interval recording
What is ASD?
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Written descriptions of client's target behaviors, hypothesized functions, and examples of behaviors.
FBA (Functional Behavior Assessment)