Behavior
Sensory
Feeding
100
The "trigger" or what happens BEFORE a behavior
Antecedent
100
Sensory seeking is one quadrant/pattern of sensory processing. What are the other three?
Sensory avoidant
Sensory sensitivity
Low registration
100
No chin tuck
200
Give an example of positive reinforcement.
Rewards (tangible, verbal/praise, etc.)
200
A child who likes to swing, spin, and jump is seeking what type of input?
Vestibular
200
True or false: Sippy cups are recommended for children before transitioning to an open cup.
False
300
Taking away homework as a reward for working hard in class is an example of what type of reinforcement?
Negative reinforcement
300
An assessment that helps evaluate a child's sensory processing patterns in the context of home, school, and community. Forms are available from birth to adolescence.
Sensory Profile-2
300
Name 3 elements of proper positioning for self-feeding (what the body should be doing).
Body in midline (ears, shoulders, pelvis)
Trunk/feet support
Chin tuck
Upper extremity support (young children)
400
The 4 functions of behavior (SEAT)
Sensory
Escape
Attention
Tangible
400
Provide a sensory intervention for a child that seeks oral input (constantly mouthing objects).
Chewy tube/vibrating teethers/Z-vibe
Crunchy foods
Sucking thick liquid through a straw
Blowing bubbles/balloons
400
A piece of adaptive equipment to use with a child who has a weak suck.
Honey bear
ARK 1 way straw
500
A Kindergarten teacher places an attention-seeking child on her lap during the lesson. This is an example of what type of reinforcement?
Non-contingent
500
Sensory quadrant of a child with a passive response and a high threshold.
Low registration
500
Age at which a typically developing child is able to sit up independently to start self-feeding.
~7 months