The model that demonstrates how and why behavior is influenced/contingent on the environment.
What is the Antecedent, Behavior, Consequences contingency?
Reason why RBT's collecting accurate and reliable data.
What is evaluating if treatment is effective?
Antecedent strategies modify some part of the environment _______ the behavior is expected to occur to decrease the chances of problem behavior.
What is BEFORE the problem behavior is expected to occur?
Prompts that aid a learner to demonstrate a desired behavior/response.
What are response prompts?
A consequence of a behavior that increases the chances that behavior will happen again in the future
What is a reinforcer?
An assessment that helps to understand why the behavior may be occurring (escape, attention, access, sensory) and can include interviews, record reviews and observations with ABC data collection.
What is a functional behavior assessment (FBA)?
What is duration data?
It is one example of an antecedent strategy.
What is (behavior momentum, "first/then", visuals, rule review, choices, timer, transition announcement, ect.)?
Antecedent prompts that alter the environment is some way to decrease the chances of an incorrect response by the learner.
What are stimulus prompts?
A desired stimulus that is added after a behavior occurs that increases/maintains that behavior in the future.
What is positive reinforcement?
Assessing a what a learner engages with, selects, pursues to identify potential reinforcers (may be motivated by).
What is a preference assessment?
Discontinuous data collected for a period of time within a session.
What is interval data?
"First eat your vegetables and then you can have dessert"
What is an example of "first/then" language or Premack principal or "Grandma's rule"?
gesture, vocal, model, partial physical, full physical.
What is a least to most response prompting hierarchy?
An aversive stimulus that is added after a behavior occurs that decreases the likelihood of that behavior occurring again.
What is positive punishment?