Graphs
Measurement
Skill Acquisition
Behavior Reduction
Documenting and Ethics
100
The most commonly used graph in ABA
What is a line graph?
100
Thomas observed 7 occurrences of clapping during the length of a five-hour session. This is an example of...
Frequency data collection
100
The instruction or other antecedent evoking a response.
What is Discriminative Stimulus (SD)?
100
The four functions of behavior
What is Tangible, Escape, Automatic/sensory, and Attention?
100
When a client has really difficult session and your supervisor comes in you really want to vent but you decide not to do so in front of the client and talk to your supervisor later. This is an example of____
Maintaining Client Dignity
200
The data represented on the X-axis of a line graph.
What is time (i.e. sessions, days, minutes, etc)?
200
Starting a timer as soon as a client starts crying and then recording this form of measurement once the client has stopped engaging in the behavior.
What is Duration?
200
The use of reinforcement of successive approximations of a desired behavior.
What is Shaping?
200
Part of a behavior intervention plan defines what to do if a client's behavior behaviors endanger him or others in the environment
What is a Crisis Plan?
200
A parent is talking about going to an event and invites you to come along with them when you show interest. You decline the invitation. This is an example of
Maintaining professional boundaries
300
The data represented on the Y-axis
The behavior being tracked (dependent variable).
300
A complete letter tracing worksheet is an example of this type of measurement.
What is permanent product?
300
Some but not all instances of a behavior are reinforced
What is intermittent reinforcement schedules?
300
A clear, customized, detailed description of the targeted behavior and how data is collected is a key component of a behavior support plan.
What is Operational Definition?
300
What you do if a client starts engaging in new and potential harmful behavior.
What is seek clinical guidance?
400
The trend description of this graph
What is Increasing Trend?
400
Data was collected for each 5 minutes in which Jane stayed in the are for the entire interval. This type of measurement is called_____.
Whole Interval Time Sampling
400
Reinforcing a behavior (e.g., selecting a picture of dog when told "Find the dog") in the presence of one stimulus but not others (i.e. selecting dog when told "Find the cat").
What is discrimination training?
400
Procedures undertaken before a problem behavior to prevent the behavior from developing
What is Antecedent interventions/modifications?
400
Percentage of hours that must be supervised and documented each month for an RBT.
What is 5% of billable hours?
500
This is an example of a _____ trend and a _________ trend.
What is a Stable trend and a Variable trend?
500
How long it takes from the demand (Sd) is presented to the first instance of behavior.
What is Latency?
500
The technical term for fading of prompts (as within error correction).
What is stimulus transfer procedures?
500
Every behavior intervention plan should include a section on this in which function is used to determine a more appropriate response and what that response could look like.
What is Replacement Behaviors?
500
Session notes should be written professionally and _______. (Ex Instead of "Client was lazy today." write "Client appeared to have a tired demeanor as evidenced by frequent yawning and lying on the floor").
Objectively