TERMINOLOGY
Fixed Ration
Fixed number of questions before R+
ENRU's functions of behavior
Explain least to most vocal prompting
Phonemic que - Partial verbal - Full verbal
How far in advance can you sign your session note?
7 minutes
Stimulus control transfer
The transfer of R+ properties from a person to another person, item to person, person to item
CEBA's reinforcement schedule
What is, 4-5 minutes
Explain least to most physical prompting
Model - Gesture - Partial physical - Full physical
When is TB testing due?
July 31st
Declarative language
Problem solving language
Open-ended context clue language
What kind of reinforcement technique do we use for GI?
Silent prompting
What kind of prompting do we use throughout CEBA's therapy session?
Flexible prompting
When is CR conversion session due?
By midnight
Socially mediating reinforcement
Socially motivated reinforcement refers to the impact on behavior caused by positive interactions with others, like praise, smiles, or acceptance. This type of reinforcement, a key concept in social learning theory, suggests that receiving feedback from others can either encourage or discourage certain behaviors
If NH challenging bx lasts for longer than a 1min in duration what is the next step stated in the BIP?
Token board with R+
What is one proactive strategy used in preschool?
Vocal criteria
Visual board
How far in advance is required to call out?
2 hours from 8am
Latency vs IRT
Latency: The elapsed time from the onset of a stimulus to the time that the response started
Interresponse time (IRT): Elapsed time between two successive responses
GOIW - how do we respond to impulse control behavior?
No attention
Silent redirect
DO NOT FIX WHAT HE OPENS
Direct staff stay at area with socially mediating R+
How frequently should staff present DRS's quiet voice visual?
EVERY instance
How often should you be checking SPBS communications? (i.e., email, GroupMe)