BEHAVIOR REDUCTION
TEACHING STRATEGIES
VERBAL BEHAVIOR
BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT
ETHICS & PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
100

The procedure that involves reinforcing the absence of a behavior and reinforcing any other behavior for a specified period

What is DRO (Differential Reinforcement of Other behavior)?

100

The method of reinforcing successive approximations toward a target behavior

What is shaping?

100

The verbal operant where a person requests an item or action

What is a mand?


100

The assessment that involves determining what a client prefers through systematic presentation of options

What is a reinforcer preference assessment?

100

The organization developed to promote best practices and implement an international certification program for behavior analyst practitioners

What is the BACB (Behavior Analyst Certification Board)?


200

What occurs when reinforcement is suddenly withdrawn and problem behavior temporarily increases

What is an extinction burst?

200

Teaching in natural settings throughout the day to promote generalization of communication skills

What is incidental teaching?

200

The antecedent that functionally controls the mand

What is a motivating operation (MO)?


200

The extent to which a program is implemented as planned

What is treatment integrity?


200

When selecting a behavioral intervention from multiple effective options, you should choose the one that is most

What is contextually appropriate or least restrictive?


300

The procedure where a fine is imposed for breaking rules, as in a speeding ticket

What is response cost?

300

The wait time between presenting a stimulus and providing a prompt to allow independent responding

What is response delay?

300

Training that teaches appropriate communication to replace problem behavior

What is functional communication training?


300

The phenomenon where a behavior decreases in one setting but increases in another following intervention

What is behavioral contrast?


300

The ethical requirement to ensure that behavior change procedures are supported by empirical evidence and matched to client needs rather than practitioner preference

What is evidence-based practice or selecting scientifically supported interventions?


400

A procedure to avoid when the function of a behavior is escape

What is timeout?

400

The gradual removal of prompts in teaching a behavior

What is fading?

400

Value altering and behavior altering effects refer to what?

What is establishing operations?

400

The procedure where a consultant gets significant others to reinforce behavior change to promote maintenance

What is programming for generalization?

400

The requirement that behavior analysts must systematically collect data on both target behaviors and unintended side effects throughout intervention implementation

What is ongoing assessment or continuous measurement?


500

Doing this first ensures you have selected the right intervention for behavior reduction. 

What is the determining the function of behavior?

500

When physically dissimilar stimuli are treated as equivalent to one another

What is stimulus equivalence?


500

Involves demonstrating bidirectional relations between stimuli without direct training, exhibiting reflexivity, symmetry, and transitivity properties

What is stimulus equivalence or derived relational responding?

500

This assessment methodology involves manipulating environmental variables to identify functional relationships between behavior and specific antecedents or consequences

What is a functional analysis?


500

Unlike traditional compliance-focused approaches, this ethical framework in ABA requires practitioners to monitor client emotional responses, provide meaningful choices, and pause or modify procedures when a client demonstrates distress or resistance

What is assent-based practice or collaborative behavioral intervention?