Functions
The acronym we use to remember the functions of behavior.
Everybody EATS!
Give an example of negative reinforcement.
Lots of possible answers
Is autism more common in males or females?
Males
What is E's typical progression score?
83-100%
What percentage of American adults believe that chocolate milk comes from brown cows? (Closest answer gets it)
7%
The four functions of behavior.
Escape, Attention, Tangible, Sensory/Automatic
What does ABC stand for?
Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence
What year did the CASD open?
2000
What is E's favorite fruit?
Strawberries
What is Miley Cyrus's real first name?
Destiny
When give the instruction "come to the table," the client will lay on the floor and say "I'm tired!" What is the function of the behavior?
Escape
When collecting data, what do we call the number of behaviors per unit of time?
Rate/Frequency
How many clinicians work at CASD? (Aides/senior aides/senior clinicians)
164
When probing with E, what is his typical mastery/hold criteria?
2 + to master, 2 - to hold
As of 2017, what was the most visited country in the world?
A client engages in burping when two adults are talking. Whenever he burps, the aide or parent will say "That's rude! Say 'excuse me.'" The client will laugh after feedback is given. Function?
Attention
A system in which participants earn conditioned reinforcers in exchange for primary reinforcers.
Token economy
Which is NOT a symptom of Autism?
1. repeating words / phrases
2. difficulty making eye contact
3. aggressions
3. Aggressions
What accent has E been using lately?
English (thanks, Peppa Pig)
What is the national animal of Scotland?
Unicorn
Client will whine and cry after he loses a game. Function?
Access (to winning!)
A 3 year old child is engaging in crying to get access to mom. Name one intervention we could try to decrease this behavior?
FCT, attention extinction, other good ideas...
What is the current estimate ratio of children with a diagnosis of autism?
1:59
Name 3 of E's mastered programs.
Many correct answers.
What is pteronophobia?
The fear of being tickled by feathers