A. Data collection and graphing
This data measures how long a behavior lasts.
What is duration?
This is the ABC component that happens immediately before a behavior.
What is antecedent?
This procedure involves presenting an instruction and providing reinforcement for correct responses.
What is discrete trial training (DTT)?
Before implementing any behavior reduction procedure, an RBT should review this document.
What is a behavior intervention plan (BIP)?
This should be completed immediately after or as soon as possible following a session.
What is session notes?
This axis usually represents the amount of behavior.
What is the y-axis?
A BCBA asks you to record the antecedent, behavior, and consequence each time aggression occurs.
What is ABC data collection?
This teaching method occurs in the learner's natural environment using naturally occurring opportunities.
What is natural environment teaching (NET)?
An RBT should remain ________ when responding to challenging behavior.
If an intervention does not seem to be working, the RBT should:
What is continue implementing the plan and discuss concerns with the BCBA?
A child takes 15 seconds to respond after hearing "Come here."
What is latency?
An RBT notices that a client begins throwing materials only after difficult tasks are presented and the behavior stops once work is removed. What is the likely function of the behavior?
What is escape from demands?
Saying "Touch your nose" while pointing to your own nose is an example of this prompt.
What is a model prompt?
Replacement behaviors should serve the ________ function as the challenging behavior.
What is the same?
Data should be entered:
What is promptly and accurately?
This makes sure everyone records behavior the same way.
What is operational definition?
The four common functions of behavior are:
What are attention, escape, access to tangibles, and automatic reinforcement?
Teaching a learner to label a picture of a dog targets this verbal operant.
What is a tact?
Teaching a learner to request a break instead of engaging in aggression is an example of:
What is functional communication training (FCT)?
If a parent asks why a program was changed, the RBT should:
What is refer the question to the BCBA?
This can happen when data are estimated instead of observed.
What is observer bias?
A client stops choosing bubbles after playing with them all morning. This is called:
What is satiation?
Teaching a learner to answer "What color is the sky?" targets:
What is an intraverbal?
This procedure reinforces a behavior that cannot occur at the same time as the challenging behavior.
What is differential reinforcement of incompatible behavior (DRI)?
If you witness another staff member violating client rights, you should:
What is report it to your supervisor?