Abilities n such
the ability to reason, whether with induction or deduction, with numbers, mathematic relations, and operations
What is quantitative reasoning?
WISC-V Picture Span
Which subtest assesses visual working memory?
A scale that requires parents or teachers to rate a student on frequency of behaviors associated with depression or anxiety assess
What are internalizing problems?
What are word decoding skills?
the founder of behaviorism who conducted the famous "Little Albert" experiment, which demonstrated classical conditioning
Who is John B Watson?
the ability to direct the focus of attention to perform relatively simple manipulations, combinations, and transformations of information within primary memory
What is working memory?
WISC-V Similarities
Which subtest assesses reasoning with language?
A scale that requires parents or teachers to rate a student on frequency of behaviors associated with conduct problems or hyperactivity assess
What are externalizing problems?
Subtests that require an examinee to read a list of words as quickly as possible assess
What is word recognition fluency?
a behavior that is automatically elicited by a stimulus
What is the unconditioned stimulus?
the ability to store, consolidate, and retrieve information over periods of time measured in minutes, hours, days, and years
What is long-term memory?
WISC-V Figure Weights
Which subtest assesses reasoning with quantity?
A scale that requires parents or teachers to rate a student on frequency of behaviors associated with lack of initiation or lack of planning assess
What are executive functions?
This assessment WOULD NOT contribute to identifying dyslexia
What is reasoning with language?
He developed the Law of Effect, which states that behaviors that are followed by positive consequences are more likely to be repeated
Who is Edward Thordike?
The ability to detect and meaningfully process sounds
What is auditory processing?
WAIS-IV Arithmetic
Which subtest assesses auditory working memory?
a scale that requires parents or teachers to rate a student on frequency of behaviors associated with performing daily living skills assesses
What is adaptive behavior?
this is NOT a common concern addressed by a psychoeducational assessment
What are familial relationships?
The process by which a neutral stimulus becomes associated with a meaningful stimulus through repeated pairings
What is operant conditioning?
The ability to recognize and manipulate sounds in language
What is phonological processing?
WJ-IV Letter-Pattern Matching
Which subtest assesses processing speed?
While this assessment may come in handy when identifying a student with autism it WOULD NOT contribute to identifying an intellectual disability.
What is a social skills rating scale?
the ability to quickly name aloud a series of familiar items
What is rapid automized naming (RAN)?
It is NOT a common reinforcement strategy used in behavior assessment
What is punishment?