This Tier of the PBS pyramid addresses the needs of about 80% of the student population
What is Tier 1?
100
[Blank] is the systematic application of behavioral principles to change socially significant behavior to a meaningful degree (don't use an acronym!).
What is Applied Behavior Analysis?
100
[Blank] is a statement that communicates a change in behavior and describes a level of performance.
What is Behavioral Objective?
100
SPBS
What is School-Wide Positive Behavior Support?
100
ABC analysis is an example of what process in an FBA
What is direct observation?
200
Having a set of school-wide expectations is an example of an intervention at what Tier
What is Tier 1?
200
The PRESENTATION of a stimulus following a behavior that increases the likelihood the behavior will occur again.
What is positive reinforcement?
200
Terms like "honest", "carefree", "frustrated", and "unsociable" are associated with this type of behavior.
What is covert behavior? (also acceptable - private, internal)
200
FBA
What is Functional Behavior Assessment?
200
CICO
What is Check-In, Check-Out?
300
Check-In, Check-Out is an example of an intervention used at what Tier
What is Tier 2?
300
Name 3 dimensions of ABA
What is applied, behavioral, analytic, conceptually systematic, effective, generality, technological? (any of these 3 will get you credit)
300
Name the 4 components of a well-written behavioral objective (must have all 4 for credit).
What is who, what, circumstances, and success? (also acceptable - learner, target behavior, conditions of intervention, criteria)
300
LRE
What is Least Restrictive Environment?
300
The REMOVAL of a consequence immediately following a behavior that increases the probability of a behavior occurring again
What is negative reinforcement?
400
This Tier addresses the needs of about 5% of the student population
What is Tier 3?
400
The components of the three-term contingency
What is Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence?
400
"On a worksheet", "When using flashcards", "In PE class", "When given a verbal prompt" are all examples of what component of a behavioral objective.
What is circumstances (or conditions of the intervention)?
400
RtI
What is Response to Intervention?
400
The process in which a new or unfamiliar behavior is taught by reinforcing successive approximations of the behavior.
What is Shaping?
500
Having measurable outcomes, using data, implementing evidence-based practices, and investing in systems to increase fidelity are all what of SWPBS?
What are critical features of SWPBS?
500
A student who doesn't complete her independent writing work is told she will have to stay in during recess to complete all work then begins to complete her work during independent writing time. This is an example of
What is negative reinforcement?
500
"actively involved in task at hand", "engaged with materials in class", "correctly answer 10 3rd grade level math problems" are examples of what component of a behavioral objective.