Abbreviations
Two words for EO
What is Establishing Operation?
Focuses on behaviour that is important to the individual and society (1-word)
What is Applied?
Process by which a client's preferences are determined (2-words)
What is Preference Assessment
A learner now longer requires help to complete a skill independently (1 word)
What is Mastery.
Four words for BCBA
What is Board Certified Behavior Analyst?
Behaviour can be counted or timed and is therefore _______ (1-word).
What is measurable?
A sudden, temporary increase in the target behaviour at the start of an extinction procedure (2-words)
What is Extinction Burst
MSW
Multiple-Stimulus-With Replacement
The spread of the effects of reinforcement to new, untrained behavior or environments without additional training (1 word)
What is Generalization.
S-R-S
What is Stimulus-Response-Stimulus?
Applied, Behavioral, Analytical, Technological, Effective, Conceptually systematic, Generalization.
What are the 7 Dimensions or characteristics of ABA?
A change in the environment that can affect behaviour?
What is a Stimulus.
Specifies the response requirements for earning reinforcement (3-words)
What is Schedule of Reinforcement.
Method that enhances DTT by prompting correct response immediately after the instruction (2-words)
What is Errorless Teaching.
The DSM-V
What is the Diagnostic Statistical Manual of Mental Health Disorders - 5th Edition.
The amount of time between an antecedent stimulus and a response.
What is Latency
A description of a target behaviour that indicates what the response looks like (topography of response), when we will begin/end measurement, what responses will be counted as "correct" or "incorrect" (2-words)
What is an Operational Definition.
Schedule of reinforcement in which the reinforcer is delivered for the first response after a time period that varies around some average value (2 words)
What is Variable Interval schedule of reinforcement
A plan that lists what needs to be taught and how to teacher it (3-words)
What is Skill Acquisition Plan.
What is Discrete Trial Training?
Cumulative amount of time an individual engages in the target behaviour (2-words)
What is Total Duration.
Due to it's past history of reinforcement in its presence, it "signals" the availability of reinforcement for a specific response (2-words).
What is Discriminative Stimulus (SD).
What is:
1. Quality
2. Immediacy
3. Magnitude
4. Duration
Two types of generalization
What is Stimulus and Response.