Skill Acquisition
This teaching method is highly structured and uses clear SDs, prompts, and consequences.
What is DTT?
The four functions of behavior
What are attention, escape, tangible, and sensory/automatic
Measurement of how many times a behavior occurs.
What is Frequency
What ABC stands for
What is Antecedent, behavior, consequence
Discussing client information only with authorized individuals.
What is confidentiality
Reinforcing successive approximations to a target behavior.
What is Shaping
Teaching a learner to request a break instead of engaging in problem behavior.
What is Functional Communication Training
The time between an instruction and the start of a response.
What is Latency
This assessment identifies preferred items that may function as reinforcers.
What is preference assessment
"The client was lazy today" is this type of documentation.
What is subjective documentation
The purpose of Fading Prompts
What is promoting independence
Differential Reinforcement: Reinforcing hand-raising while ignoring shouting out.
What is DRA
Recording whether a behavior occurred at any point during the interval.
What is partial-interval recording
In an MSWO assessment, this happens to an item after it is selected
What is the item is removed from the array
An RBT is unsure how to implement a procedure.
What is seek guidance from your supervising BCBA
Teaching all steps of a task during each teaching opportunity and providing prompting as needed.
What is Total Task Chaining
Withholding the reinforcement that previously maintained a behavior.
What is Extinction
Measuring behavior by examining the product left behind.
What is Permanent Product Recording
An RBT notices a new pattern in behavior and needs additional information.
What is report observations to the supervisor
True or False: An RBT may modify a behavior plan if they believe a different procedure would work better.
A BCBA teaches a client to tie their shoes by providing prompting through the beginning of the sequence and teaching only the final step.
What is Backwards Chaining
Functions of Behavior: A child engages in aggression to get out of work demands.
What is escape?
Only recording if the behavior occurs at the end of each 30 second interval.
What is Momentary-time Sampling
True or False: An RBT may independently conduct a functional behavior assessment.
What is False
Writing only observable and measurable facts in session notes is this type of documentation
What is objective documentation