Antecedents
MO-SD-Response-Consequence refers to this.
What is the 4-term contingency for behavior?
This is used when a client inappropriately tries to access an item/activity/attention that they want.
What is a count mand?
A verbal operant evoked by a state of deprivation or aversion and is maintained by a specific reinforcer.
What is a mand?
This is the consequence when a stimulus is added to the environment immediately following a behavior that increases the future frequency of that behavior.
What is positive reinforcement?
BTB stands for this.
What is be the best?
An unlearned event or condition that alters the value of consequences and the probability of behaviors associated with those consequences.
What is an unconditioned motivating operation?
A verbal operant that is evoked by a verbal discriminative stimulus that has formal similarity and point-to-point correspondence with the response.
What is an echoic?
This is the consequence when a stimulus is removed from the environment following a behavior that increases the future frequency of that behavior.
What is negative reinforcement?
This was the first RM clinic.
What is Richmond Hill?
A motivating operation that alters the value of another stimulus or event as a type of reinforcer.
What is a CMO-T?
This procedure involves ending trials if a child refuses an alternative choice and moving on to a different task.
What is accepting no?
An operant evoked by a verbal SD that is a motor response to the SD.
What is a listener response?
This is the consequence when a stimulus is removed from the environment immediately following the behavior that reduces the future frequency of the behavior.
What is negative punishment?
What is all pro?
These are the three types of discriminative stimuli.
What are SD, S-Delta, and SDP
This procedure is embedded in error correction, errorless teaching, and operant transfers.
What is prompt fading?
What is an intraverbal?
This is the consequence when a stimulus is added to the environment following a behavior that decreases the future frequency of the behavior.
What is positive punishment?
As a team member you should always LTP, this means you should always.
What is look the part.
This is the acronym for ways to abolish the CMO-R.
What is C-PINSTRIPES?
These are the steps outlined in errorless teaching, often referred to by the acronym: PTDT
What is Prompt, Transfer, Distract, Test?
A verbal operant evoked by a non-verbal discriminative stimulus, that is maintained by socially mediated reinforcement.
What is a tact?
These are the 4 types of punishment.
What are contingent effort, response cost, over correction, and time out?
When someone tells you that you are E2 what they really mean is this.