ABC Data
What does "A" stand for in ABC data?
What is Antecedent?
Name one of the four functions of behavior.
What is attention, escape, access to tangibles, or automatic?
Can an RBT accept a gift from a parent greater than $10?
No
What is it called when you move the client’s hand to complete the task?
What is a full physical prompt?
What does BSP stand for?
What is Behavior Support Plan?
What part of ABC data describes what happened right after the behavior?
What is Consequence?
What function is likely if a child screams after a demand is placed?
What is escape?
What should you do if you see something unsafe or unethical?
What is report to your supervisor?
Give an example of a visual prompt.
What is a picture schedule or written direction?
What is a replacement behavior?
What is a new, appropriate behavior taught to serve the same function as the problem behavior?
What is an example of a behavior (B) you might record?
What is hitting, yelling, or eloping? etc
What function is happening if a child flaps hands when alone and it continues without others reacting?
What is automatic?
Why must RBTs maintain client confidentiality?
What is to protect privacy, HIPPA, and follow the Ethics Code?
What is a time delay or latency prompt?
What is waiting a few seconds before giving a prompt to encourage independence?
What is extinction?
What is withholding reinforcement for a previously reinforced behavior?
In ABC recording, when do you take the data?
What is during or immediately after the behavior?
What function is likely if a child hits and then receives a toy?
What is access to tangibles?
Should an RBT give their opinion about a diagnosis?
What is No?
What is the prompting called when you provide the client a model or direct example of the desired response?
What is errorless learning?
Name one proactive strategy to reduce problem behavior.
What is providing choices, offering frequent breaks, or priming?
Why is ABC data important?
What is to understand why a behavior is happening and guide treatment?
Why is it important to know the function of a behavior?
What is to select the correct intervention or replacement behavior?
Can an RBT practice independently without a BCBA?
What is No?
What does "prompt fading" mean?
What is gradually removing prompts so the client responds independently?
What is differential reinforcement?
What is reinforcing one behavior while withholding reinforcement for another?