Reinforcement
Giving a token after completing a task is an example of what?
What is positive reinforcement?
What does ABC stand for in ABA?
What is Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence?
Reinforcing sitting, which can't be done at the same time as running is...
What is DRI?
What does DRA stand for?
What is Differential Reinforcement of Alternative Behavior?
Building a strong, positive relationship with a client before teaching is called...
What is pairing?
Taking away chores when a child finishes homework is...
What is negative reinforcement?
This is any action that is measurable and observable.
What is behavior?
You say "Touch your head" and the child touches their head. What is "Touch your head"?
What is a discriminative stimulus (SD)?
Reinforcing any behavior except the problem behavior is called...
What is DRO?
A plan that breaks down a complex task into steps is a...
What is task analysis?
What is the consequence called when reinforcement is no longer given for a previously reinforced behavior?
What is extinction?
What is an antecedent?
What happens right before a behavior.
Reinforcing staying in a group instead of eloping is an example of...
What is DRA?
Give a real-life example of DRI.
Reinforcing hands in pockets instead of hitting. Eating instead of screaming, etc.
Giving less help over time to promote independence is...
What is prompt fading?
A sudden spike in a behavior when reinforcement is removed is known as...
What is an extinction burst?
The time between a demand and when the behavior starts is called...
What is latency?
A client is taught to request "break" instead of screaming What is the intervention?
What is functional communication training (FCT)?
How many types of differential reinforcement are there?
What is 5?
This term refers to the strategy of presenting easy tasks before more difficult ones to increase compliance.
What is behavioral momentum?
Give an example of a naturally occurring reinforcer.
Smiles, praise, relief from discomfort, etc.
What is the term for voluntary agreement to participate in treatment?
What is assent?
Teaching "brushing teeth" by teaching the last step first is called...
What is backward chaining?
What does DRL stand for?
What is Differential Reinforcement of Low Rates of Behavior?
When a behavior occurs more often in the presence of one stimulus than another, it is under...
What is stimulus control?