_______ is a technique used in applied behavior analysis to teach complex tasks by breaking them down into discrete responses or individual behaviors.
What is a chaining
100
The 4-term contingency refers to ____-_____-_____-______
What is MO-SD-Response-Consequence
100
_____ schedule of reinforcement produces the most persistent behavior.
What is intermittent
100
Reinforcement ______ the probability of similar behaviors occurring in the ________.
What is increases, future
100
______ _______ establishes intent to communicate. It is very important that mands are combined with this.
What is eye contact
200
With a _______ _______ procedure, all of the behaviors in a single task are completed by the trainer except the last step.
What is backward chaining
200
SD is a stimulus in the presence of which a response has been _____ and in the absence of the stimulus a similar response has occurred and not been _______.
What is reinforced, reinforced
200
A stimulus that gains its reinforcing power through its association with a primary reinforcer; also known as secondary reinforcer.
What is a conditioned reinforcer
200
This strategy involves reinforcing behaviors that are incompatible with the target behavior.
What is differential reinforcement of incompatible behaviors (DRI)
200
Name 3 antecedent manipulations.
What is priming, environmental arrangements, Hi-P/low-P sequence, Premack principle, visual schedule, ...
300
With a _______ ________ procedure, the individual completes only the first step of the task and all of the remaining behaviors are completed by the trainer.
What is forward chaining
300
A response is either _______ or _______ or simply not emitted.
What are correct, incorrect
300
For optimal reinforcer effectiveness there must be a state of ______ to create an MO for the reinforcer, the reinforcer must be delivered _______ after the target behavior occurs, the _______ of the reinforcer must match the effort of the response, and the reinforcer must be _______ on a specific response.
What is deprivation, immediately, size, and contingent
300
This strategy involves withholding reinforcement for a previously reinforced behavior.
What is extinction
300
There is a conflict with a colleague, you should first ______ professionally with the individual. If that does not resolve the conflict, you should bring the matter to _________. Should the conflict still not be resolved, inform _______ ________.
What is speak, director, human resources.
400
______ is reinforcing each step of a complex behavior where as ______ refers to reinforcing successive approximations of a target response.
What is chaining, shaping
400
A correct response should be followed by _______. An incorrect response should be followed by a _______ of some kind.
What is reinforcement, prompt
400
______ refers to associating yourself with the delivery of reinforcing items and events. Through this process you establish yourself as a reinforcer.
What is pairing
400
DAILY DOUBLE
Behavior interventions should address the _____ of the behavior rather than the _______ of the behavior.
What is function, topography.
400
We are held to the same standards as all medical professionals. _______ guidelines are essential to maintaining client confidentiality.
HIPAA
500
5 behaviors that can be taught using a task analysis
What is brushing teeth, washing hands, tying shoes, toileting, dressing, bathing, laundry, washing dishes, making bed, setting table, putting on make up, washing a car, vacuuming...
500
An MO or ________ _______ is an environmental variable alters the ________ effectiveness of some stimulus, object, or event; and alters the current ______ of all behaviors that have been reinforced by that stimulus, object, or event.
What is motivating operation; reinforcing; frequency
500
This term refers to reinforcing only those responses within a response class that meet a specific criterion along some dimensions and placing all other responses in the class on extinction.
What is differential reinforcement
500
Physically interventing to prevent completition of the behavior as soon as it is initiated is known as ___________ _______________.
What is response blocking
500
The ultimate goal of ABA is to make socially significant behavior change for each client. Our goal is to get each client as close the their _________ age as possible.