PRACTICE QUESTIONS FOR JEOPARDY
Sally
Who is our female BCBA teammate from Alaska?
The definition for the term "reinforcement" in behavior analysis.
What is a process that increases the likelihood of a behavior occurring in the future?
The definition for the term "motivating operations" in behavior analysis.
What are variables that alter the value of reinforcers or punishers?
The words for the acronym "ABC" in behavior analysis
What is antecedent-behavior-consequence?
The definition for the term "antecedent" in behavior analysis.
What is anything that happens before a behavior?
CR
What is Central Reach?
Evidence that punishment is occurring for a behavior
What is the behavior decreases?
MO's are linked to this part of the ABC contingency.
What is A/Antecedent?
Consequence
What is a stimulus change that occurs AFTER a behavior?
Reinforcement/punishment are linked to this part of the ABC contingency
What is C/consequences?
Definition of RBT office cleaning crank
What is an Ari?
Negative reinforcement
What is the removal of a stimulus that leads to the increase of a behavior?
States where a person has had too much or too little of a particular reinforcer.
What are satiation and deprivation?
Ari walks in the office, Karens turn around, Ari walks out.
What is Karen's antecedent?
What is Ari walking in the office?
Negative Punishment
What is the removal of a stimulus that leads to the decrease of a behavior?
Four RBTs who work on Tuesday
Who are Judith, Mike, Abby and Karen?
Addition of a stimulus that leads to a decrease in behavior.
What is positive punishment?
The effect of deprivation from food on behaviors that produce food.
What is the probability of behavior increases?
Two types of ABC data collection
What are (1) structured ABC and (2) narrative ABC data?
Describe how satiation occurs.
What are repeated exposures to the reinforcer?
Difference between a reinforcer and a preference.
What is the concept that reinforcers change behavior, preferences don't?
Three important characteristics of effective reinforcement.
What are (1) delivery only when behavior occurs (2) follows behavior within seconds (3) tailored to individual preference (BONUS) considering size/value
Four examples of motivating operations from rehab
What are hunger, pain, thirst, being soiled, being cold, being hot, being left alone for long periods, too many humans present, + 100 more?
Importance of understanding antecedents in ABC data.
What is understanding the patterns, environment or triggers that come before behavior
Three topics that are the foundation of our RBT knowledge
What are (1) consequences (2) MOs (3) ABCs?