Severe Problem Behavior
Functions of the Behavior
Reinforcement
BSP/Choice
SBT
100

What is Self-Injurious Behaviors?

Head banging, biting self, skin picking

100

True or False. Yelling out is an example of attention as the function of the behavior?

True

100

True or False. Is saying "no," but eventually giving in an example of reinforcing the problem behavior?

True.

100

Behavior Specific Praise has shown to do which of the following:

a. increase responding

b. decrease disruptive behaviors

c. increase student time on task

d. all of the above

D.

100

Are the Core Skills taught before or after academics?

Before academics.

200

What does Aggression look like?

Hurting others, leaving marks

200

Provide an example of Sensory Stimulation Function Behavior. 

Hand flapping, skipping, jumping, tapping feet, rocking back and forth, etc

200

True or False. Continuing to debate, engage, and power struggle with a student in a behavior is an example of Appropriate Reinforcing.

False..

200

When given a choice, students tend to do which of the following:

a. select more challenging work

b. be more on task and engaged

c. all of the above

d. demonstrate less disruptive behavior

C.

200

How many core skills are there?

a. 5

b. 10

c. 7

d. 3

C. 7

300

What is an example of Property Destruction?

Ripping papers, breaking pencils, throwing chairs

300

What is an example of a behavior with a function of Tangible Access?

Crying/yelling/grabbing/hitting when attempting to gain an item that is unavailable or in use by someone else. 

300

Which statement does not belong:

a. Students are always doing something that can be reinforced.

b. Most effective intervention is unpredictable, intermittent reinforcement.

c. Changing expectations to avoid a problem behavior or following the problem behavior.

C.

300

True or False. There is always choices to be offered.

True.

300

What is an example of an FCR?

"No, Thank you."

"I don't like that."

"Can I have a different choice."

etc.

400

What is PICA?

putting objects such as sand, glue, dirt, crayons, toys, etc in their mouth.

400

What is an example of a student engaging in a behavior with a function of escape?

Talking during work, leaving the room during instruction, ripping up their paper, flopping to floor when time to transition, etc

400

When praising a student is it more effective to be specific or general/broad?

Specific

500

What is Elopement?

Leaving an area, walking or running, without permission or supervision.

500

What function is it when a student engages in a behavior because the behavior alleviates some pain?

Pain Attenuation