Measurement,Data Display, Interpretation
What are the types of "Time Sampling" recording measurements?
- Whole Interval
- Partial Interval
- Momentary Time Sampling
-PLACHECK
Name an experimental design (single subject)
- Changing Criterion
-Multiple Baseline design
-Alternating/Multielment design
- Reversal/ Withdrawal
What are the schedules of reinforcement?
1. Fixed Ratio (FR)
2. Fixed Interval (FI)
3. Variable Ratio (VR)
4. Variable Interval (VI)
What are the 4 functions of behavior?
1. Sensory/Automatic
2. Escape
3. Attention
4. Access/Tangible
What are the 7 dimensions of ABA?
Behavioral, Analytic, Technological, Conceptually systematic, Applied, Generality, Effective
A BCBA gave her client Kelly a directive to put away his toys. Kelly waited 5 seconds and placed his foot on the floor to get up. Once up, he started waited another 2 seconds then she began to clean up the legos. What is the latency?
7 seconds
What are the 6 components of experiments in ABA?
1. At least 1 subject
2. At least 1 behavior (DV)
3. At least 1 setting
4. At least 1 treatment (IV)
5. A measurement system and ongoing analysis of data
6. An experimental design
Name a type of RESPONSE prompt
- Model prompt
-Verbal instructions
-Physical guidance
True or False?
Interviews with the clients and significant others are forms of indirect assessments?
True
What are the goals of behavior analysis as a science?
Prediction, Description, Control
True or False?
The scatter plot is an interval recording method that can help you discover patterns related to a problem behavior and specific time periods
True
What is weaker than an A-B-A design because it doesn't allow for assessment of the effects of IV during BL?
B-A-B design
What are the A.K.A's for Premack Principle?
Grandma's Law
Relativity Theory of Reinforcment
What are the conditions of a Functional Analysis (FA)?
1. Play/control
2. Alone
3. Attention
4. Escape
NOTE: Tangible is added if Necessary
Identify the following definition:
All life forms naturally and continually evolve through their learning history and evolutionary development. This happens at an individual level, and also on a species level.
Selectionism
Any behavior that leaves an impact on the environment and can be recorded after the behavior occurs.
An experimental design where two or more conditions are presented in rapidly alternating succession independent of the level of responding and the effects on the target behavior.
Alternating/Multi-element Treatment design
Name the 2 Types of "Shaping" methods
1. Across Response Topographies
2. Within Response Topographies.
Interviewers should avoid "why" questions because these types of questions tend to encourage what kind of explanations of behavior?
Mentalistic
True or false? are these the 6 attitudes of Science?
Determinism, Empiricism, Repetition, Philosophical doubt, parsimony, Experimentation
False
Determinism, Empiricism, REPLICATION, Philosophical doubt, parsimony, Experimentation
What are the measurable dimensions of behavior?
Repeatability: (Frequency, rate)
Temporal Extent: (duration)
Temporal Locus: (latency, IRT)
For behaviors that are used to demonstrate a skill aquisition, you would likely not use ________ design to demonstrate experimental control. And if the behavior is not already in the learner’s repertoire, you would likely not use ____________ design.
1. Reversal/ Withdrawal
2. Changing Criterion
Name a type of a differential reinforcement
1.DRH 2. DRI 3. DRL 4. DRO
5. DRA 6. DRD
What are the types of "Trial Based" Preference Assessments?
1. One stimulus (aka "successive")
2. Paired choice (aka "forced choice")
3. Multiple Stimulus with replacement (MSW)
4. Multiple Stimulus without replacement (MSWO)
Which philosophical assumption studies all human behavior (including public and private)?
Radical Behaviorism