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Scenario questions
100

Assessment involving free access to a variety of stimuli.

What is free operant?

100

When reinforcement is delivered ONLY some of the time the target behavior is displayed

What is intermittent reinforcement?

100

A form of verbal behavior where the speaker responds to another's verbal behavior (e.g. like in a conversation)

What is intraverbal?

100

What are the steps to long error correction?

What is error, correct, transfer, expand, return (ECTER)?

100

Jamie gets a candy bar after every 10 questions answered

What is the schedule of reinforcement?

What is FR10?
200

Scored if the behavior occurs at ANY time in the interval

What is partial interval?

200

Reinforcement after the behavior is displayed an average number of times

What is variable ratio?

200

lower # of occurrences/higher # of occurrences x 100

What is total IOA?

200

Providing a prompt immediately after the SD so that the client cannot engage in an incorrect response

What is errorless teaching?

200

Tantruming was extinguished for months and then one day Jimmy decides to throw a tantrum to get candy. This is an example of

What is spontaneous recovery?

300

A reinforcement procedure in which reinforcement is delivered for any response other than a specific target behavior

What is DRO?

300

Used to identify the environmental context in which aberrant behavior is likely and unlikely to occur. 

What is functional analysis?

300

# of occurrences/amount of time

What is rate?

300

A procedure in which a reinforcer is given following a specified period of time whereby the identified targeted behavior occurred at or above a prespecified level

(Hint: differential reinforcement)

What is DRH?

300

A: Carrots on Timmy's plate 

B: Scream

C: Carrots are taken away

Options: positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement, positive punishment, or negative punishment?

What is negative reinforcement?

400

Providing assistance or cues to encourage the use of a specific skill

What is prompting?

400

Increases the current effectiveness of some stimulus, object, or event as reinforcement

What is establishing operations (EO)?

400

A sequence of behaviors that are likely to occur (previously mastered) that lead up to a lower probability behavior

What is high probability request sequence?

400

A predictable, temporary increase in the rate and intensity of a behavior when an extinction procedure is first used.

What is extinction burst?

400

If a child is bitten by the neighbor’s dog and becomes afraid of all dogs, what is this an example of?

Options: generalization, discrimination, extinction, negative punishment

What is generalization?

500

Techniques in which prompts are discontinued once the target behavior is being displayed in the presence of the discriminative stimulus (SD)

What is stimulus control transfer?

500

An evaluation process that makes use of academic content selected directly from the material taught (Ex: VB-MAPP)

What is curriculum-based assessment?

500

You’re recording data on your learner’s SIB. You identify that he engaged in SIB 12 times in a 3-hour session. Calculate the rate

What is 4?

500

Calculate trial-by-trial IOA data

What is 50%?

500

Mira wants to know how much time passes between occurrences of her client asking for a break. What type of data would she collect?

Response latency, Rate, Interresponse time, Duration

What is interresponse time?