Skill Acquistion Plan
T/F: You can modify a skill acquisition plan
What is True?
Reinforcing the desired response every time it occurred
What is Continuous Reinforcement?
Breaks down skills into smaller steps and conducted in trials. Usually completed at a table
What is DTT?
Breaking down steps into the smaller steps
What is Chaining?
Cues availability of reinforcement
What is an SD?
T/F: You should punish or reinforce during baseline of the skill acquisition plan
What is False?
Reinforcement is presented after a specific amount of responses occurred (7th drink free after purchasing 6 drinks)
What is Fixed Ratio?
Taking learned skills into the "real world"
What is Naturalistic Teaching?
Teaching the first step of the chain until mastery. Second step will be taught until mastery and so on. The unlearned steps will be completed by the RBT.
What is Forward Chaining?
Cues reinforcement is not available
What is S-Delta?
As an RBT, you should
A. Look over data sheets to be familiar with targets prior to session
B. Be familiar with procedures
C. Have materials ready
D. All of the Above
What is D (All of the above)?
Reinforcement is presented after an average number of responses. Reinforcement is unpredictable (Slot machines - unpredictable winnings)
What is a Variable Ratio?
Steps in DTT:
1. Present the ______
2. Client gave a correct response and reinforcement is given or Client gave an incorrect response and correct response is prompted
3. Move to next trial
What is SD?
RBT will perform all the steps, except the final step. The final step is taught until mastery. The second to last step will be taught until mastery and so on. The unlearned steps will be completed by the RBT
What is Backward Chaining?
Reinforcing behavior in the presence of one stimulus and the absence of another stimulus
A. Naturalistic Training
B. Discrimination Training
C. Both A and B
D. None of the Above
What is B (Discrimination Training)?
Components of a skill acquisition plan includes:
A. Objective
B. Criteria for Mastery
C. A and B
D. Role of the Client
What is C (A and B)?
Reinforcement is presented after a specific amount of time as past (Pay day - every two weeks)
What is a Fixed Interval?
DTT has limited ___________ of skills due to focusing on teaching skills
What is Generalization?
Learner will complete all the steps and will be given prompts if needed
What is Total Task?
When teaching colors during discrimination training, _______ changes and ________ stay consistent
A. Shapes and Colors
B. Colors and Cards
C. Colors and Shapes
D. Shapes and Cards
What is C (Colors and Shapes)?
There are _____ (number) of components to a skill acquisition plan
A. 5
B. 10
C. 4
D. 2
What is A (5)?
Objective, Criteria to Mastery, How to teach the skill, Necessary Prompts, and Specific roles of those working with the client
Reinforcement is presented after an average amount of time has passed plus a response. Reinforcement is unpredictable (Pop quiz)
What is a Variable Interval?
Skills learned in DTT are to be ______ into NET
What is Generalized?
Linking series of behaviors into a more complex behavior chain
What is a Task Analysis?
Teaching independence by transferring stimulus from a prompt to something in the natural environment
A. Discrimination Transfer
B. Naturalistic Teaching
C. Ecological Assessment
D. Stimulus Control Transfer
What is D (Stimulus Control Transfer)?