SD stands for
Discriminative Stimulus
NET stands for...
Natural Environment Teaching
What is CRF?
Continuous schedule of reinforcement / FR1
State 3 types of problem behaviors
Aggression. SIB, pica, property destruction, etc
Name the 2 types of duration
(1) Duration per occurrence
(2) Total duration
What are the two types of negative reinforcement?
Escape and Avoidance
Shaping is..
reinforcing successive approximations of the target response
What is verbal behavior?
Any behavior that involves a speaker & listener / any behavior that is reinforced through the behavior of a listener
1 of these 4 criteria must be met to define a behavior as a problem behavior...
(1) Harm to self
(2) Harm to others
(3) Interfere with socialization
(4) Interfere with learning opp
A type of data collection that measures the time between the end of one response and the start of the next
Interresponse time (IRT)
What are 4 factors that make reinforcement more effective?
DISC - deprivation, immediacy, size, contingency
What are the 5 components of DTT?
SD, prompt, response, consequence, ITI
What are the 3 types of verbal prompts?
(1) Vocal
(2) Visual
(3) Textual
An operational definition must be...
Objective, Clear, Complete
A client engages in short-lasting bursts of screaming, the best type of data to collect is
Partial Interval Recording
Name the 7 dimensions of ABA
Applied, behavioral, analytic, generality, effective, technological, conceptually systematic
Every step in the task analysis acts as a ____ for the step before it and a _____ for the next step
(1) conditioned reinforer
(2) SD
Name 2 things that differentiate an echoic response from other verbal operants
(1) Point to point correspondence
(2) Formal similarity
A behavior strategy where all functions of behavior are provided freely
Environmental enrichment
Continuous measurement systems are used for _____, which have a ________
discontinuous behavior
(2) which have a clear start and end
Name the two EFFECTS and two TYPES of MOs
Establishing Operation (EO) + Abolishing Operation (AO) - they have value- and behavior-altering effects
List and explain each of the 4 trials types in DTT
(1) Mass trials
(2) Block trials
(3) Expanded trial
(4) Random rotation
Which type of schedule of reinforcement produces the scallop effect? and why?
Fixed Interval (FI) schedule
A client is engaging in spitting when asked to fold the socks and when in the playroom. The behavior intervention plan included asking for break and blowing bubbles every 10 mins, Name the TWO intervention strategies used
DRA + NCR
What are the 3 DIMENSIONS of behavior that can be measured?
(1) Repeatability
(2) Temporal extent
(3) Temporal locus