Functions of Behaviors
Verbal Operants
Reinforcement
Data Collection
Pop Trivia
100

This is another name for Automatic Reinforcement

Sensory

100

Say “Waa”

Echoic

100

This happens when the behavior continues.

Reinforcement

100

This measurement tracks the count of a behavior.

Frequency

100

This controversial high school subject uses both letters and numbers in its math problems (who said that was legal anyway?)

Algebra

200

To gain access to these, a client may complete their table and play with them.

Tangibles

200

"Try like me" then client copies action

Motor Imitation

200

VR, FR, FI, and VI are types of these.

(Intermittent) Schedules of Reinforcement

200

This measurement combines the frequency and duration to track behavior occurrences.

Rate

200

This stands for ASD

Autism Spectrum Disorder

300

When the client mands, they decide to scream at the therapist for them to respond to serve this function.

Attention

300

“When's your birthday” and client responds

Intraverbal

300

These terms help distinguish whether the stimuli is being added or removed.

Positive and Negative

300

This discontinuous measurement overestimates behavior, some say its a little too OP…

Partial Interval Recording

300

This global musical sensation has multiple awards for her iconic music and women empowerment, but what does she need 16 carriages for?

Beyoncé

400

The BCBA looks at the data and notices the lack of programs being run for a client. The therapist tells the BCBA they avoid running them due to the clients explosive behaviors and would rather have good days. The BCBA notices this type of function of the Therapist behavior.

Escape

400

“Touch the one you color with”

Listener Responding- Function

400

Reinforcement falls under this context of which means it happens after the behavior.

Consequence

400

When walking into a room after a behavior, you track the number of new holes in the wall to measure this.

Permanent Product

400

Pinkfong dropped this track that took the toddlers and daycares by storm.

Baby Shark

500

The football player hears “HIKE” by the quarterback and begins to run away from the defender toward the endzone to catch the football. The football player's behavior serves these two functions.

Escape and tangibles

500

This verbal operant requires a motivating operation and does not rely on an SD.

Mand

500

These are used after being exchanged for tokens.  

Back Up Reinforcers

500

This graph reveals the client's behavioral progression each session. 


Line Graph

500

This incredible song artist is friends with the monsters under her bed and needs an umbrella…ella.

Rihanna