Acronyms
This is commonly referred to as "ABC"
Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence
This term describes stimuli that precede behavior
Antecedent
This measures how long the behavior lasts
Duration
Reinforcement occurs when something is removed
Negative Reinforcement
T/F: ABA is not just for an ASD diagnosis.
True! While commonly associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ABA techniques are highly effective for managing ADHD, improving communication skills, and supporting social skills in various settings.
R+ stands for this term
What is Positive Reinforcement
Performing a skill in different settings, with different people, or with different materials.
Generalizaiton
Tally or count of behavior
Frequency
This strategy involves withholding reinforcement for a behavior that was previously reinforced
Extinction
What is Autumn's favorite verbal operant?
Mand!
This term is referred to as a BIP
What is a Behavior Intervention Plan
This term refers to the procedure involving differential reinforcement of successive approximations
Shaping
What is the term that measures the amount of time between behavioral events in the amount of time takes form a behavior to occur
Latency
This type of reinforcement occurs when the behavior itself produces the reinforcer
Automatic Reinforcement
Whose sister is a BCBA?
Audrey
This term is referred to as a SD
What is a discriminative stimulus
According to this principle, you can increase the strength or likelihood of a target response if you make the opportunity to perform a more preferred response contingent upon performance of the target response.
Premack Principle
A teacher breaks a 30-minute lesson into 5-minute intervals. If a student screams at any point during that 5-minute block, the teacher marks "X" (occurrence) for that interval, even if the scream lasted 2 seconds. What measurement is this an example of?
Partial Interval
This is the best type of reinforcement for teaching a new behavior
Continuous reinforcement (FR1)
What is Gabby's favorite verbal operant?
Intraverbal
What does CRF stand for?
Continuous Reinforcement
This term is an antecedent intervention where reinforcers (rewards, attention, or breaks) are delivered on a fixed- or variable-time schedule, independent of the individual's behavior.
Noncontingent Reinforcement
What is the term when you are measuring behavior after it occurred by looking at the outcome (e.g., worksheets completed).
Permanent Product Recording
This occurs when a behavior can increase abruptly at the start of this procedure whereby the reinforcer is withheld this is called what
Extinction Burst
When did Kelcey become a RBT?
2019