Data Collection
Ethics Code
Definitions
Reinforcement
TA's/DTT/IT
100

Also known as the 3 term contingency and a common way of data collection to help determine the function of behavior. 

What is the ABC's of behavior

100

A code to ensure we are giving autonomy and voice to the clients we serve while also holding us accountable to common standards such as honesty, open communication, dignity and confidentiality. 

What is the RBT Ethics Code 

100

A sign or word indicating that reinforcement is available. 

what is an Sd (discriminative stimulus)

100

The three rules of reinforcement

What are immediate, individualized and contingent 

100

A teaching chain when the steps are backwards of the task you are trying to teach

What is a backwards chain

200

Starting a timer and recording how long a target behavior occurs.

What is duration 

200

True or False: RBT's can accept gifts from clients as long as they do not exceed $10. 

True. (Updated, Code 2.04)

200

The drive or desire for an tangible, edible or activity.

what is an MO (Motivating Operations)

200

R+ given after the target behavior occurs a fixed number of times. 

FR (fixed ratio). Ex: Sean is on an FR-3 schedule. Every 3 trials, he is reinforced. 

200

a teaching chain where each step is given a chance to be independent and reinforced at the end of the task as a total.

What is a whole/total chain

300

marking a - or + every time a target behavior occurs. 

What is Frequency data

300

True or False: RBT's can implement preference assessments if asked to by a BCBA, even if you have never ran one before. Just look it up on google! 

False. Yes, you can run one if asked to by a BCBA, but please seek competency on the types and reasons of assessments before implementation. (Code 3.03)

300

The four functions of behavior

what is attention, escape/avoidance, automatic/sensory and access

300

Reinforcement given after a varying amount of correct responses. 

what is  VR (variable ratio) Ex: Sean is reinforced sometimes after 3 trials, 2 trials and even 6 trials! 
300

a teaching chain where all steps are taught in correct order and the learning step is reinforced and prompted. 

what is a forward chain

400
The types of continuous data collection

Frequency and duration

400

True or False: RBT's can practice independently without a BCBA supervisor as long as they present themselves as an independent RBT

False. You must always have a set supervisor if you are presenting as an RBT. If you switch companies, you will have to find a supervisor before you can practice as an RBT. (Code 3.01)

400
A method of teaching that happens in the natural environment for that target skill

what is naturalistic teaching

400

R+ is given after a fixed amount of time after the target behavior is correctly demonstrated. 

FI (fixed interval). Ex: Sean is on a FI-3 schedule, he is reinforced 3 minutes after he washes his hands. 

400

a method of teaching that requires a learner to come back to their table and go through teaching trials

what is DTT (discrete trial teaching) also know as table top

500

The types of DIScontinuous data collection

Latency, Innterresponse time, partial and whole interval 

500

True or False: You can refer your clinic to a group of parents you babysit for on the weekends when they inquire about your clinic's services. 

False. If the child attended our clinic, you would be engaging in double relationship and would be considered unethical as many things can come from a double relationship. (Code 1.07)

500

when a reinforcer is overused and no longer (as) effective.

what is Satiation 

500

R+ given after variable amounts of time after the correct target response. 

VI (variable interval) Ex: Sean is sometimes reinforced 3 minutes, 4 minutes and 1 minute after washing his hands. 
500

A method of teaching that happens in vivo or in the moment and is incorporated through play and other activities. 

what is IT (incidental teaching)