RBTs
Antecedents
Strategies
Preferred
Items/Activities
What function is it?
Name that intervention
100

Known for their animated personality and collection of character t-shirts. This therapist captures selfie worthy moments.

Who is Ashley

100

State another name for antecedent strategies?

What is a proactive strategy 

100

I disappear quickly, float through the air, and am frequently paired with the word "more."

What are bubbles

100

This function occurs when behavior results in the removal, postponement, or avoidance of a demand, task, or non-preferred activity.

What is escape

100

The learner earns five stars and exchanges them for iPad time.

What is a token economy

200

If you hear 'Bookie Boo!' echoing through the center, there's a good chance this outspoken team member is nearby. Known for speaking their mind and transforming hair with their braiding skills, who is this?

Who is Staceyann

200

Before transitioning from free play to table work, the RBT reminds the client that playtime will end in two minutes and reviews the expectations for sitting and completing tasks.

What is Priming

200

I have wheels, but I'm not a car. Clients love riding in me during transitions.

What is a wagon

200

State the importance of the functions of behavior

What is to understand why the behavior is happening.

200

This intervention involves reinforcing a desirable behavior while placing a challenging behavior on extinction.

What is differential reinforcement

300

You might catch this therapist strategically safeguarding the paint supply from a particular client, and once a month, you'll find them confidently leading a classroom group. Who is this therapist?

Who is Diamond

300

This intervention is a form of Differential Reinforcement that teaches an appropriate communicative response to replace challenging behavior.

What is Functional Communication Training (FCT)

300

I can play videos, games, and songs. When my battery dies, motivation sometimes does too.

What is a tablet/iPad

300

A client cries when they see a snack in the cabinet. The snack is delivered following the behavior.

What is access to tangible

300

A therapist rearranges the therapy room by placing preferred items out of reach but within sight to create opportunities for manding and communication.

What is Environmental Modification 

400

If you hear someone say, 'I know you lying!' followed by a laugh that spreads across the center, you've probably found this strong and dedicated therapist who consistently rises to the challenge of complex cases.

Who is Kyra

400

A therapist knows a client is likely to refuse a difficult writing task. Before presenting the task, the therapist gains compliance with several easy instructions that the client almost always follows.

What is Behavioral Momentum 

400

This location combines slides, climbing structures, and opportunities to target social skills, waiting, and gross motor development.

What is the playground

400

A learner repeatedly spins the wheels on a toy car for long periods even when alone.

What is automatic reinforcement

400

Providing assistance to evoke a correct response and then systematically fading that assistance.

What is prompting

500

Known for their positivity, professionalism, and ability to bring out the best in their clients, this team member is also the center's unofficial photographer, always ready to capture the perfect shot. Who is it?

Who is Analia

500

An RBT provides attention to a client every five minutes regardless of whether problem behavior occurs. As a result, attention-maintained behavior decreases throughout the session.

What is noncontingent reinforcement

500

I am not a real aquarium, but I often contain creatures from the sea.

What is a water play/water bucket/water table

500

This function occurs when behavior results in social interaction from another person, such as reprimands, comfort, laughter, or conversation.

What is Attention

500

Immediately after a learner independently requests a break, the therapist provides praise and access to a break, increasing the likelihood of future requests.

Positive Reinforcement