PROMPT
An example of physically prompt is repeating the SD
What is NO
the 6 verbal operants are ..
What is imitation, tact, mand, listener response, intraverbal and echoic
the patient is reinforced after a certain amount of response
what is fixed ratio?
the 4 functions of behavior are
What is sensory, attention, tangible and escape
ABA stands for
What is Applied Behavior Analysis?
The instructor provides some assistance to guide the learner through part of the requested activity.
what is partial physical prompt?
to vocally imitate upon request
what is echoic?
the patient gets reinforced after an average response
what is variable ratio?
actions that results in physical injury to the body
What is SIB?
A target that is in the process of being taught
What is Acquisition task?
the therapist places the correct response closest to the learner or in a manner that assists in giving information about the answer.
What is positional prompt?
a patient engaging in conversation is
what is intraverbal ?
the reinforcer comes after the child has engaged in appropriate behavior
what is positive reinforcement?
What is echolalia?
a demand/question or directive given to obtain a specific response
What is discriminative stimulus?
a form of assistance or cue given to help the learner complete a task and to increase accurate responding
What is prompt?
a patient requesting for a toy is
What is Mand?
When the reinforcer comes before the child has engaged in appropriate behavior
what is bribery?
if a dead man can do it, its not a behavior is
What is A deadman's test
a persistent deficits in social communication and social interaction across multiple context
What is Autism?
Full physical -> partial physical -> model -> gestural -> verbal -> visual is
What is the less independent to most independent prompt
a verbal behavior approach to describe one of the components of expressive language
verbal operant
encouraging a child to reduce the frequency of a behavior is
What is DRL?
a type of therapy that focuses on improving specific behaviors, such as social skills, communication, reading, and academics as well as adaptive learning skills
what is ABA?
behavior you are interested in decreasing or increasing