Schedules of Reinforcement
Set amount of time.
What is Fixed Interval (FI)?
The two main categories of measurement?
What are continuous and discontinuous measurement?
Form of assistance that you add in order to achieve a desired response or behavior that is not occurring.
What is a prompt?
A kid could shout or speak louder than the people in their line of sight, drawing _____ from their mom, dad, or teachers.
What is Attention?
This is what the acronym BIP stands for.
What is Behavior Intervention Plan?
Variable amount of time.
What is a variable interval (VI)?
This is defined as collecting data on various skills or behaviors.
What is measurement?
The three chaining processes.
What are total chaining, forward chaining, and backwards chaining?
Ordering food without permission, or putting themselves in the beginning stages of preparing food.
What is Access?
This is the other term for BIP.
What is a BSP (Behavioral Support Plan)?
Set amount of trials/replies.
What is fixed ratio (FR)?
The three types of discontinuous measurement.
What are momentary time sampling, partial interval recording, and whole interval recording?
Gradually removing levels needed or fading out the intrusiveness.
What is prompt fading?
Popping knuckles loudly in a repetitive fashion
What is automatic sensory?
This is the physical form or shape of a behavior.
What is topography?
Variable amounts of trials/responses.
What is variable ratio (VR)?
The four different types of continuous measurement.
What are rate, duration, latency, and frequency?
Used to teach multi-step skills in which the steps involved are defined through task analysis.
What is chaining?
A girl throws a tantrum whenever her teacher asks her to participate by answering a question like the rest of the class.
This is the process by which behavioral interventions are created.
What is a Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA)?
Schedule of reinforcing some but not all desirable behavior.
What is intermittent reinforcement?
Describe Momentary Time Sampling.
What is taking data on if a behavior is occurring at a precise moment in the interval?
This is the prompt hierarchy in order from least intrusive to most.
What is independent, gestural, visual, verbal, partial physical, full physical?
The child learns that whining when her mom is near will produce the desired results that she was aiming for and may continue in that behavior to end in her desired outcome.
What is access to attention or tangible?
Give an example of an operational definition for tapping a pencil.
What is someone's pencil making contact with a surface? (or something similar)