Verbal Operant
The phrase is repeated word for word by the patient
What is an Echoic?
Behavior analysts, teachers, and healthcare workers often fall under this legally required reporting category.
What is a mandated reporter?
The amount of time it takes from the onset to the offset of the behavior.
What is Duration
The technician checks for the behavior at the end of the interval period. This is known as what kind of measurement strategy
What is Momentary time sampling
This behavior reduction strategy teaches an appropriate communication response to replace problem behavior.
What is Functional Communication Training
A common assessment used to assess verbal operants in ABA going from level 1 (0-18 months), level 2 (18-30 months), and level 3 (30-48 months).
What is the VB-MAPP (Verbal behavior milestones assessment and placement program)
Standing in front of bathroom doors blocking others view, preventing other patients from viewing a meltdown or not disclosing patient information to non-relevant parities.
What is client confidentially
The time in between the occurrence of one behavior to the next
What is IRT
Measuring a behavior based off of its concrete outcome is known as?
What is a permanent product
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Differential reinforcement has multiple forms. Three of the most common include DRI, DRO and
What is DRA
A patient points to their arm after being asked touch arm. The type of communication style is.. (expressive or receptive)
Receptive communication
Being aware of and respecting the diverse backgrounds and values of patients, tailoring interventions and practices accordingly.
What is cultural competence
Discontinuous measurement involves taking data at intervals of time meanwhile continuous measurement takes data when?
What is every instance of the behavior
This type of discontinuous data measurement tends to underestimate data
What is whole-interval recording?
What is the Premack Principle
Reading or recognizing written words, this type has point-to-point correspondence but no formal similarity with the presenting stimulus
What is a textual
It is important to follow ______ based practices in ABA in order to maintain treatment fidelity and integrity.
What is evidence
When taking continuous measurement data, it is important to track the duration, intensity and ___ of the behavior
What is occurrences
This type of discontinuous data measurement tends to overestimate the data
What is partial-interval recording?
A strategy used in behavior modification that involves reinforcing a behavior only when it occurs at a higher rate than a specified criterion (e.g. only reinforcing after raising hand 5 times)
What is DRH
This receptive verbal operant requires a learner to select an item based on verbally stated features, functions, or categories
What is LRFFC
A category of a daily ethical challenge that speaks to upholding high moral principles, including responsibility, to all parties involved, commitment to evidence-based treatments, and doing no harm.
What is integrity
After a long session with multiple high behaviors, it is possible to see more inconsistent and inaccurate data this is known as
What is observer fatigue
The most common graph in ABA to track measurement in general
What is a line graph
A treatment protocol a BCBA might consider when working with challenging behaviors that become a danger to the patient or others around him/her
What is Universal Protocol