Measurement
The continuous measurement that is another word for "count".
What is frequency?
The type of skill acquisition in which the first step is giving the client an SD and the last step is checking fluency of the skill
What is discrete trial training
Dr. Barnes says "good job!" each time a therapist correctly performs discrete trial, hoping this will increase the therapists behavior in the future. This is an example of
What is positive reinforcement
An RBT says that the client they are working with is never going to be able to talk and they hate working with him. This is an example of failing to maintain ________
What is client dignity
When a child asks for something (makes a request), this is called a _____
What is a mand?
The measurement that underestimates the behavior
What is whole interval?
What is a task analysis
A child has always been reinforced when they scream. When coming to the clinic, the child starts screaming to get an ice cream cone. When the therapist doesn't give them the ice cream cone, the child starts banging their head and biting the therapist to try and get the ice cream cone. This is an example of
What is an extinction burst
An RBT goes to a client's house on the weekends to babysit while the parents go out to dinner. This is an example of _____
What is a dual relationship
When presenting a tacting target, the prompt used is a ______
What is a vocal prompt?
Name the types of continuous measurement
What is frequency, rate, duration, latency, and interresponse time.
Cassie and Tae are at the petting zoo. Tae looks over at the animal in the cage and says "look! it's a zebra!" This is an example of what verbal operant
What is a tact
A therapist posts pictures of all of the clients on Facebook from the Hope 4 Autism's Christmas party. This is breaking
Your client, in an episode of aggression, kicks a hole in the wall. The hole in the wall is considered
What is a permanent product
After 3.5 seconds of prompting Jenny, she finally got up and placed her dishes in the dishwasher, which took her 6 seconds to complete. In this scenario, 6 seconds refers to:
What is duration
The task analysis that is used to allow clients to meet reinforcement the quickest?
What is backwards chaining
Name the types of differential reinforcement
What is differential reinforcement of alternative behavior, (DRA), differential reinforcement of other behavior (DRO), and differential reinforcement of incompatible behavior (DRI), differential reinforcement of low rates (DRL), and differential reinforcement of high rates (DRH).
At a minimum, supervisors should retain documents for ______
What is 7 years?
If a client’s preferred reinforcement is juice, and the client is given saltine crackers as a snack before DTT begins, the ________ for juice has been increased.
What is a motivating operation?
The stoplight turned green. 1.2 seconds later James pressed the gas pedal. James pressed the gas pedal for 17 seconds until he saw a police car. .5 seconds after seeing the police car, James pressed the brake pedal. The latency of pushing the gas pedal is
What is 1.2 seconds
Client X can’t pronounce the word spaghetti. He can say “spuh” and “t” but he cannot say “spaghetti”. This skill acquisition would be used to increase the social validity of his pronunciation of “spaghetti”
What is shaping?
Tom receives praise every time he does not hit his head for 30 seconds. Praise is withheld if Tom engages in hitting his head. This type of differential reinforcement is
What is differential reinforcement of other behavior (DRO)
4 pillars of ethical responsible ethical behavior
What is Professionalism, Boundaries, Confidentiality, and Do no harm (no specific order)
A set or collection of knowledge and skills a person has learned and can do that are relevant to a particular setting or task
What is repertoire