Data Collection
Functions of Behavior
Reinforcement
Interventions
Ethics
100

Recording each instance of a behavior as it happens.

Frequency Data

100

Behavior continues without social consequences.

Automatic

100

Reinforcer given after every response.

Continuous Reinforcement

100

Teaching a safer replacement for a challenging behavior.

DRA

100

Discussing client details publicly violates ___

Confidentiality

200

Measuring how long a behavior lasts.

Duration

200

Client refuses worksheets but participates when given choices.

Escape

200

Limiting access to a reinforcer to maintain the potency of the reinforcer

Reinforcer Deprivation

200

Breaks delivered only for appropriate behavior.

Breaks as Reinforcement

200

RBT must stay within their ___ of practice.

Scope

300

Recording if a behavior occurs during any part of a time segment.

Partial Interval Recording

300

Why is misidentifying function harmful?

Leads to ineffective intervention

300

Difference between bribery and reinforcement depends on ___

Timing

300

Attention delivered only during calm behavior.

DRO/DRI

300

If given an unsafe instruction, RBT must ___

Contact BCBA

400

Measuring how long it takes to start a task after instruction.

Latency Data

400

Behavior removes an aversive stimulus.

Negative Reinforcement

400

Additional assistance that guides the learner toward the correct response.

Prompt

400

Reinforcing each step of a sequence to teach a skill.

Chaining

400

Accepting expensive gifts breaks ___

Dual Relationship / Conflict of Interest

500

Most accurate method for low-frequency but high-intensity behaviors.

Continuous Recording

500

Behavior has two functions.

Multiply Maintained Behavior

500

Gradual removal of prompts.

Prompt Fading

500

Behavior produces no reaction from RBT.

Extinction

500

Choose the intervention that is effective and ___

Least Restrictive

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