Program Types
What is the definition of tact?
Labeling, naming, or describing objects, actions, or events.
How close should you be to your client at all times?
Within arms reach
How soon after a trial should you graph the data?
One hour
What is prompt fading?
When you gradually reduce prompts so the learner responds independently, you are using this strategy.
True or False: you can just leave your client if you need to go to the bathroom, as long as someone else is in the room
False
You need to ask another individual to have eyes on your specific client before leaving the room
A person’s ability to understand and react appropriately to verbal language, often known as receptive language or following directions.
What are the 4 functions of behaviors?
Attention, tangible (access), sensory, escape
True or False: your data will graph if you are not hitting the minimum number of trails
False
You need to make sure you are hitting at least the minimum number of trails for the target to graph.
When following L-M prompts, do you mark error or the prompt level used?
Prompt level used
At what time should you be in the lobby waiting for your client?
10 minutes before the start of session.
What is the definition of imitation?
To mimic another person's behavior
What is a supportive guide?
Using a princess hand to guide your client without grabbing or holding onto your client to move them out of the way
True or False: Should you be running the same programs each hour/session?
False
You should vary the programs you are running.
What is generalization?
The ability of a learner to perform a mastered skill in different environments, with different people, or across different stimuli, without additional training
What are 3 things that are not apart of the dress code?
Joggers, leggings (unless butt is covered), hoodies, any shirt with graphics on them, open toed shoes, etc.
What is the definition of intraverbal?
A form of verbal behavior where the speaker responds to another's verbal behavior.
What is difference between positive and negative punishment?
Positive punishment decreases the future frequency of an undesired behavior by immediately adding an aversive stimulus or consequence following that behavior
Negative punishment decreases the future likelihood of a behavior by removing a preferred (reinforcing) stimulus immediately following that behavior
Where do you find minimum number of trails needed for a program?
Under "number of trails graphed"
At LEAST 15 independent (depending on client/aac device) and at LEAST 30 prompted
Can you be scrolling on social media while you are in session with clients?
No
What is the definition of a mand?
A request or demand for a desired item, action, or assistance.
Should you ever allow your client to go into a different room without you?
No
What should you ensure you are doing at the end of your session with your client?
Graphing the session
Running a program exactly as written without skipping steps demonstrates what?
Treatment Integrity
Once a week for reviewing a behavior plan and no you should not start a session if you do not know the behavior plan