Functions of Behavior
This function occurs when a person behaves to get someone else's interaction.
What is Attention?
Giving a preferred item after a correct response is called...
What is Positive Reinforcement?
Which prompt is usually considered the most intrusive?
What is Full Physical?
Which measurement records how many times a behavior occurs?
frequency
True or False:
RBTs should practice outside their competency if asked by their supervisor.
False
Name all four functions of behavior.
What are Attention, Escape, Tangible, and Automatic Reinforcement?
Removing an unpleasant task after appropriate behavior is...
What is Negative Reinforcement?
What prompting strategy starts with the least amount of assistance and increases only if needed?
What is Least-to-Most Prompting?
Which measurement records how long a behavior lasts?
Duration
Who designs treatment plans
The BCBA
A client screams after being given work. The therapist removes the worksheet.
What is Escape?
T/F: Reinforcement always increases behavior.
What is True?
What is prompt fading?
What is reducing prompts to promote independence.
Which measurement records the time between the SD and the response?
Latency
A parent asks you to babysit their child on the weekend. Should you? Why?
No. This creates a dual relationship and is inappropriate.
This function occurs when behavior is reinforced without another person's involvement.
What is Automatic Reinforcement?
What is the difference between reinforcement and bribery?
Reinforcement follows a behavior to increase it; bribery is typically offered during or after problem behavior to stop it.
Give an example of a gestural prompt.
Pointing, nodding, or motioning toward the correct response.
ABC stands for...
Antecedent, behavior and consequence
An RBT notices bruises on a client that raise concern. What should they do?
A client cries until they receive an iPad.
What is Tangible?
Name one example of Differential Reinforcement.
DRA, DRO, DRI, or DRL.
What is the hardest prompt to fade?
Verbal
Name two continuous measurement procedures.
Frequency, Duration, Latency, Rate, or IRT.
T/F: You can accept gifts of $50 or more from parents
False