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If a client gets injured during session, you should notify this person immediately.
Who is BCBA
This teaching method minimizes mistakes by giving prompts immediately before the learner responds.
What is errorless learning
Systematically decreasing prompts over time so the natural cue evokes the response is called this.
What is prompt fading
This is the process of associating yourself with reinforcement so the learner wants to engage with you.
What is pairing
Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence
What is ABC Data
When technicians start the debrief with something the client did great with, followed by any challenging behaviors that occurred and then ending on something good, this strategy is being used.
What is The Sandwich Method
In this approach, incorrect responses are followed by feedback or teaching to guide the learner toward the correct answer.
What is error correction
This proactive strategy involves adjusting the environment to prevent problem behaviors before it occurs.
What is antecedent intervention
When technicians embed teaching into play and natural routines, it is known as this approach.
What is NET (Natural Environment Teaching)
When a behavior decreases because it no longer produces reinforcement, this is happening.
What is extinction
When technicians go in depth about client programming while other parents are present, this is being violated.
What is HIPAA laws
A disadvantage to this approach is that learners may become prompt dependent if prompts are not faded.
What is Errorless Learning
In behavior intervention plans, these are identified first to ensure interventions address the reason problem behavior occurs.
What are functions of behavior
This strategy uses the learner's preferred activities or items to increase motivation and engagement in non-preferred tasks.
What is Premack Principle
Reinforces a specific placement behavior, that serves the same function
What is DRA (Differential Reinforcement of an Alternative Behavior)
Effective caregiver debriefs avoid using this type of language, which can confuse or overwhelm parents.
What is technical terms/jargon
Error correction procedures often require this type of repetition, where the learner practices the correct response, sometimes multiple times, right after an error.
What is overcorrection
This intensive procedure is sometimes used for dangerous behaviors and requires constant blocking or interruption.
What is response blocking
When a technician sets up the environment so a skill can be practiced during everyday routines, they are doing this.
What is contriving learning opportunities
When I reinforce the client's mand for trampoline once every 3 times, I am using this schedule of reinforcement.
What is FR3
Effective caregiver debriefs must account for this concept, which refers to respecting family values, beliefs, and backgrounds while individualizing ABA strategies.
What is cultural differences
During error correction, the technician will present a previously mastered target, also known as a _____ target, before representing the original SD with a prompt.
What is distractor target
When you give the learner extra time to respond before providing a prompt, you are using this strategy.
What is time delay
Not pairing with your client before running programs, can make the technician _________ to the client.
What is aversive
This process occurs when a behavior that was once prompted comes under the control of the natural antecedent.
What is stimulus control transfer