Definitions
What is duration
Kinds of continuous measurement
What are...
frequency
duration
latency
IRT
Can we be facebook friends with parents of our patients
What is no
Federal law that protects client sensitive information
What is HIPAA
What does ABC data stand for?
What is Antecedent-Behavior-Consequence
the amount of times, or count, a behavior or response happens
What is frequency
What is whole-interval recording
RBT's have to have what percent of time on the floor supervised
5%
You are teaching your patient how to boil noodles for spaghetti. You prompt then to take out the pot, fill it with water, put it on the stove, turn the stove on, wait for the water to boil, put the noodles in, check the noodles to see if they are ready, and then you provide them praise as reinforcement for draining the noodles when done. What type of task chaining are you implementing?
What is backwards chaining
You are bitten by a mosquito. It starts to itch so you scratch the itch. Scratching the itch is what?
What is negative reinforcement
the process of reinforcing gradual changes in a behavior so that the behavior begins to look like the target behavior while no longer reinforcing the previous accepted response
What is shaping
the time between when the Sd is presented and the response is given
What is latency
What are the 4 functions of behavior?
What are...
Escape
Attention
Tangible
Access/Sensory
Are sleep and food conditioned or unconditioned reinforcers?
What are unconditioned reinforcers?
You are teaching your patient to say "bubble." Your patient says "b" and you deliver reinforcement. Next time your client says "b" you dont deliver reinforcement. Instead, you wait until your client says "bub." You repeat this process and slowly increase the requirements for reinforcement until your client says "bubble." What are you implementing?
What is shaping
Tangible product or environmental outcome that proves a skill
The time between two responses given
What is inter-response time
What is the biggest difference between NET and DTT?
During NET, the activity should act as the reinforcer
During DTT, the reinforcer doesn't have to have anything to do with the activity
Reinforcement of functionally replacement behavior for maladaptive behaviors that is not necessarily incompatible?
Ex: Reinforce Annie when she asks for a break instead of yelling to get out of work
What is Differential Reinforcement of Alternative behaviors
5 types of preference assessments
What are..
1. free operant
2. single stimulus
3. paired stimulus
4. multiple stimulus with replacement
5. multiple stimulus without replacement
Can decrease reinforcer effectiveness. Usually associated with satiation.
What is abolishing operation
What are the 3 kinds of discontinuous measurement
What are..
Whole interval recording
Partial interval recording
Momentary time sampling
During long car rides, Billy would tap on the window several times in a row. Billy's mom decided to buy him an Ipad for car rides. Now, when they take car rides, Billy's mom gives Billy the ipad which provides Billy with automatic reinforcement. Billy no longer taps on the window. This is an example of..
What is differential reinforcement of incompatible behavior
In this type of preference assessment, the subject is given free access to stimuli and time allocated to each stimulus is measured.
What is Free operant
You are working on gaining stimulus control over your client. Your client will sometimes flip over his chair when presented with a demand. Today, your client flipped over their chair. You asked them to pick it up, they complied, and you started clapping. Now, your client will no longer pick up their chair when you ask. Clapping acted as _____?
What is positive punishment