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"You must pass a background check in order to become an RBT. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "If I have cash, then I will buy you a gift. If I... [Show More] do not have cash, then I will not buy you a gift. If I have a credit card, I will use it to get a cash advance. If I have a credit card, will I buy you a gift? A. Yes B. No C. Not enough information" - correct answer A "Is this a behavioral statement? Elizabeth is being bossy. A. No, it is neither observable nor measurable. B. No, it is not measurable. C. No, it is not observable. D. Yes, it is both observable and measurable so it is a behavioral statement." - correct answer A "Behavior analysts who work with individuals usually focus on skill acquisition and/or ______________________________. A. behavior reduction B. language enhancement C. self-care" - correct answer A "Supervision from a behavior analyst is __________________________________. A. behavior analytic B. indirect C. infrequent" - correct answer A "When implementing group ABA programs, it is important to monitor both processes and __________________. A. outcomes B. procedures C. purposes" - correct answer A "A behavior intervention plan is the same as a behavior reduction plan. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "ABA is only interested in solving socially meaningful behavior problems of humans. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "If/then statements are designed to prevent us from making _________________ . A. assumptions B. choices C. socially insignificant changes." - correct answer A "Another word for function is purpose. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "I know you are hungry because I heard your stomach growl is a(n) ________________ argument. A. empirical B. rational C. irrational" - correct answer A "Pavlov's dogs demonstrated the process of A. classical conditioning B. conditioning emotions C. human conditioning" - correct answer A "A stimulus is any environmental event that elicits a behavioral response. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "When an organism begins to respond to previously neutral stimuli without direct conditioning, what has happened? A. Generalization B. Indirect conditioning C. Unconditioned responding" - correct answer A "Fisher's approach to problem behavior is to conduct a functional analysis followed by A. functional communication training B. token economy C. variable reinforcement schedules" - correct answer A "In order to be classified as a developmental disability, a disorder must have three components. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "Which of the following can be categorized as a developmental disability? A. Cerebral palsy B. Meningitis C. Pneumonia" - correct answer A "How many levels of Autism Spectrum Disorder are currently diagnosed? A. 3 B. 5 C. ASD is not diagnosed by levels" - correct answer A "People with Autism Spectrum Disorder often have high rates of... A. anxiety B. confusion C. depression" - correct answer A "An author who has Autism and writes about the differences between how people with Autism and neurotypical people experience the world is A. Temple Grandin B. Tom Clancy C. Tony Attwood" - correct answer A "Three components of adaptive behavior are... A. Conceptual, practical, and social skills B. Practical, self-care, and social skills C. Social, medical, and independent living skills" - correct answer A "How to use money is a _________________ skill whether to give my money to a person in need is a _______________ skill how much money to pay for my groceries is a _______________________ skill. A. conceptual, social, practical B. Social, conceptual, practical - correct answer A "ADHD can only be diagnosed if symptoms emerge before adolescence. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "For purposes of diagnosis, hyperactivity and impulsive behaviors are categorized together. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "Severity of ADHD is rated based on... A. Impact on life functioning B. Frequency of symptoms C. Number of symptoms" - correct answer A "Three professional organizations interested in behavior analysis are: A. ABAI, APBA, BACB B. APBA, BACB, BAAA C. BACB, PBAA, SEAA" - correct answer A "Local, state, and regional behavior analysis organizations are the best way to become informed about issues relevant to working as an RBT in your area. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "The processes involved in learning something well are A. Acquisition, Fluency, Maintenance, Discrimination & Generalization B. Acquisition, Discrimination, Maintenance, and Generalization C. Acquisition, Maintenance, and Fluency" - correct answer A "Repeated presentation of a single stimulus with a single response occurs during which phases of skill building A. Acquisition and Fluency B. Fluency and Maintenance C. Maintenance and Generalization" - correct answer A "Self monitoring is a good approach for ensuring you uphold a client's dignity. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "When a breach of client dignity occurs, it is a good idea to have a ________________ session afterward. A. debriefing B. decompressing C. disciplinary" - correct answer A "If you believe someone else is failing to treat a client with dignity, your first step in resolving the issue is to A. express your concerns to the person whose behavior is a concern. B. Express your concerns to the person's supervisor. C. Express your concerns to your BCBA supervisor." - correct answer A "Milton's RBT is collecting duration data on how much time he spends with friends all day on Friday. This is continuous data collection using continuous numbers. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "7.14 is a A. continuous number B. discrete number C. continuous data collection" - correct answer A "This is a good behavior goal: Upon entering his workplace each morning, Mr. Miller will greet at least three coworkers with a wave, smile, or head nod for 3 consecutive days by the 14th treatment session. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "The basic principle of reinforcement is: stimulus - response - consequence A. True B. False" - correct answer A "In order for a consequence to be truly reinforcing, the person must engage in the behavior more often in the future. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "Caroline loves bubble gum. Her teacher gives bubble gum to every child who finishes their math facts work sheet in less than one minute. Caroline never finishes in one minute, and she cries when everyone gets bubblegum except for her. The faster she writes her answers, the more mistakes she makes. The most likely reason for the reinforcer not working is A. Restricted Range of Options B. Sensitivity to the Consequence C. Either A or B could be correct" - correct answer A "Marla does not read well. When called on in class, to read she always says she has a headache. Teachers stop calling on her. The behavior of claiming she has a headache is being... A. Negatively reinforced B. Positively reinforced C. Punished" - correct answer A "Reinforcement can be based on... A. presentation or removal B. punishment or reward C. reward or coercion" - correct answer A "The six schedules of reinforcement covered in this course are: Fixed Ratio, Variable Ratio, Fixed Interval, Variable Interval, Fixed Time, and Variable Time A. True B. False" - correct answer A "J.R.'s boss read a book on reinforcement and decided to distribute paychecks on a variable interval schedule. Employees must be present to get their paycheck. If this method survives the courts, what would effect should it have on work attendance? A. Attendance will improve and remain high. B. Attendance will initially improve, but many people will call in sick after they get their checks. C. Attendance will decrease due to morale." - correct answer A "The best reinforcement schedule for rapidly teaching a brand new behavior. A. Continuous B. Fixed Interval C. Variable Interval" - correct answer A "System-wide approaches such as positive behavior support and trauma-informed care have decreased the social acceptability of punishment procedures. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "Planned ignoring includes contingent removal of ... A. attention B. toys C. both a and b" - correct answer A "Punishment is more difficult for teenagers committing public misbehavior because... A. peers reinforce the misbehavior B. teenagers are biologically programmed to rebel C. both a and b" - correct answer A "When we offer additional reinforcers the person can lose via problem behavior, we are using... A. Bonus response cost B. Overcorrection C. Positive Practice Overcorrection" - correct answer A "Purposeful ingestion of inedible objects. A. Pica B. Pita C. Poca" - correct answer A "Motor imitation skills are important precursor skills for verbal behavior. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "All programs should be focused on increasing independence through prompt fading. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "An advanced skill within the category of task-related behavior includes accepting feedback and correcting errors. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "Life skills instruction is enhanced by teaching the child to self-monitor his or her own efforts. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "The majority of high school students with disabilities receive accommodations and modifications, but most of them do not receive any accommodations in college. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "Practically speaking, we should spend more time helping people learn how to use _____________ currency than ___________ currency. A. digital, paper B. paper, digital" - correct answer A "Decreasing reliance on others to access resources and assert ones' rights. A. Self Advocacy B. Self Management C. Self Monitoring" - correct answer A "New requirements for hygiene arise in puberty. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "Social skills training is enhanced by teaching children and adolescents to use slang. A. True B. False" - correct answer A "Problem behavior is best addressed if a ____________________ behavior is taught. A. replacement B. social C. suppression" - correct answer A [Show Less]
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Ethical - correct answer Pertaining to right and wrong in conduct. Being in accordance with the rules or standards for right conduct or practice Feedbac... [Show More] k and Reflection - correct answer Respond appropriately to feedback and maintain or improve performance. Take feedback and be a reflective practitioner. Communication - correct answer Communication with stakeholders as authorized. Follow protocol of how to communicate. Communicate effectively with all team members. Professional Boundaries - correct answer Avoid dual relationships, conflicts of interest, social media contacts. Always take notes. Client Dignity - correct answer Be respectful and thoughtful about the client's needs and wants. Never do or say anything to cause embarrassment to the client. Do not do something in front of your client that you would not do if working with a typical developing child. How to Prepare for Data Collection - correct answer 1. Read data from last session 2. Prepare material and programs for current session based on data from last session. 3. Determine what programs you plan to work on during the session. 4. Gather materials for those programs. 5. Set up the first set of programs so they are ready for the client when you begin your session. The Role of the RBT in the Service Delivery System - correct answer Implement measurement, assessment, skill acquisition, behavior reduction, documentation and reporting, and maintain professional conduct in the scope of the practice under the direct supervision of a BCBA or BCaBA. RBT Assisting with Individual Assessment Procedures - correct answer The RBT can interview stakeholders, gather baseline data by observing the client's behaviors in his/her natural environment, or probe client by asking them to perform a task we are unsure they can perform without providing assistance. Dealing with Stakeholders - correct answer The RBT should only communicate with stakeholders as authorized by the supervisor. Any specific questions should be deferred to the BCBA or BCaBA. If you do communicate you must be objective, use behavioral language, avoid speculation, stick to topic appropriate for an RBT. Assist Training Stakeholders - correct answer RBT can assist with training stakeholders by giving them instruction, modeling, rehearsal, and feedback with regard to behavioral skills training. Report Other Variables - correct answer illness, relocation or change in medication. Components of a Written Behavior Plan - correct answer 1. Identify, describe, create a goal for a behavior in observable terms. 2. Assess antecedent/consequence that may maintain behavior. 3. Identify hypothesis of function of behavior. 4. Identify possible replacement behaviors. 5. Select and implement antecedent/consequence based interventions. 6. Create crisis intervention plan. 7. Implementation, modification, generalization and maintenance procedures. Skill Acquisition Plan - correct answer 7 Components 1. Identify the skill deficit 2. Create a goal to address the deficit 3. Establish a data measurement system 4. Take baseline data (Assess current skill level) 5. Select and implement an acquisition procedure. 6. Collect data to assess effectiveness of the procedure. 7. Modify existing plan based on assessment data. (Modify, if necessary) to maintain/increase effectiveness) Prepare for Skill Acquisition Plan - correct answer 1. Determine what occurred last session to decide where to start. 2. Select skill acquisition procedures to complete during session. 3. Prepare materials you will need for the skill acquisition (including data collection protocols). 5 Dimensions we can Shape - correct answer 1. Topography 2. Frequency 3. Latency 4. Duration 5. Amplitude/Intensity Applied Behavior Analysis - correct answer The science in which tactics derived from the principles of behavior are applied systematically to improve socially significant behavior and experimentation is used to identify the variables responsible for behavior change. The scientific study of principles of learning and behavior. Behavior - correct answer An activity of living organisms. What an individual does (how they respond in the situation). It is observable and measurable. Response - correct answer Specific instance of behavior. 4 types of Responses: 1. Correct 2. Incorrect 3. Non-Response 4. Prompted Respondent Behavior - correct answer Untaught or unconditioned responses. Reflex. Respondent Conditioning - correct answer New stimuli can acquire the ability to elicit responses. Occurs through pairing of two stimuli. Stimulus - Stimulus Pairing (S - S) Unconditioned Stimulus - correct answer A stimulus that elicits an unconditioned response. i.e. Food is an unconditioned stimulus for a hungry animal and salivation is the unconditioned response. Unconditioned Response - correct answer A behavior that occurs naturally due to a given stimulus. i.e. Dogs salivating in the presence of food; yelping upon being bitten by an insect. Conditioned Stimulus - correct answer A previously neutral stimulus that, after repeated association with an unconditioned stimulus, elicits the response produced by the unconditioned stimulus itself. Conditioned Response - correct answer A behavior that does not come naturally, but must be learned by the individual by pairing a neutral stimulus with an unconditioned stimulus. Unconditioned Reinforcers - correct answer (AKA primary reinforcers) Stimuli that do not require learning. (i.e. food, water, warmth, sleep, sexual stimulation) Conditioned Reinforcers - correct answer (AKA secondary reinforcers) Neutral stimuli that have been paired with unconditioned reinforcers, or other conditioned reinforcers and through repeated pairing become reinforcers themselves. (i.e. stickers, sound, people) Generalized Conditioned Reinforcers - correct answer Stimuli that have been paired with a variety of unconditioned and conditioned reinforcers. (i.e. praise, attention, money, tokens) Operant Behavior - correct answer Behavior that is controlled or influenced by consequences. Behavior whose future frequency is determined by a history of consequences. Operant Conditioning - correct answer A type of learning where behavior is controlled by consequences. Behavior followed by pleasant consequences tends to be repeated. Behavior followed by unpleasant consequences tends not to be repeated. Mand Training - correct answer (AKA request training) Training by asking for what you want. Reinforcers - correct answer Pleasant events that follow a behavior that make behavior more likely to occur in the future. Reinforcers strengthen behavior. Punishers - correct answer Unpleasant events that follow a behavior and decrease the likelihood that a behavior will happen again in the future. 4 - Part Contingency of Operant Learning - correct answer 1. MO - Motivating Operation 2. Antecedent 3. Behavior 4. Consequence Motivating Operation - correct answer (AKA setting event) Contextual factors or conditions that influence behavior. Influence how an individual is going to react. (i.e. Being deprived of food and water) Antecedent - correct answer What occurs before a behavior that then influences behavior. An environment or a stimulus change existing or occurring prior to a behavior of interest. Prompt - correct answer Specific antecedent that directly facilitates performance of behavior. Assistance provided to engage in desired behavior or response. Consequence - correct answer Events that follow behavior and may influence it including increasing or decreasing it in the future. May be reinforcers or punishers. 7 Dimensions of ABA - correct answer 1. Applied 2. Behavioral 3. Analytic 4. Technological 5. Conceptual Systems 6. Effective 7. Generality Frequency Data - correct answer (AKA Event Recording) A form of continuous measurement. Data in which you tally each time the behavior occurs. Typically used for behaviors with discrete beginning and ending points. Typically used for behaviors with discrete beginning and ending points. (i.e. throwing items, going to the gym, taking medicine, hitting another person) Most frequently used type of data collection. Duration Data - correct answer Data that is a calculation of the amount of time a behavior occurs. The amount of time a response is performed. Track from onset to offset. Typically used for behaviors that last too long or too short. (i.e. on task behavior, social interactions, engaging in stereotypy) Antecedent Behavior Consequence Data - correct answer (AKA ABC data) A combination of information about what happens before, during and after a behavior. A form of continuous measurement. Interval Recording - correct answer A form of discontinuous measurement. Used for estimating duration of a behavior in which observers periodically look at client at predetermined intervals and record whether or not a behavior is occurring. Partial Interval Recording - correct answer Did the behavior occur at least once during the short observation interval? Overestimates the behavior. Example: presence or absence of thumb-sucking within a series of time intervals. Whole Interval Recording - correct answer Did the behavior occur for the whole interval that you are looking for it? Underestimates the behavior. Example: the total time devoted to remaining on task. Momentary Time Sampling - correct answer Look up at the client immediately at pre-designated points and record whether the behavior occurred at that precise moment. Example: presence or absence of client's stereotypic behavior (stimming). Response Latency - correct answer The amount of time after a specific stimulus has been given before the target behavior occurs. Permanent Product Recording Procedures - correct answer A type of measurement used when the behavior you are assessing results in a lasting product or outcome. Example: number of written assignments completed; Anecdotal Data - correct answer A method of descriptively recording the behavior emitted by the learner, the response of others, and information about the environment. Trial by Trial Data - correct answer For each trial record target and whether response was: - Correct - Incorrect - Non-Response - Prompted Graphing - correct answer Graphing is a method of representing data in a visual way so that we can se patterns and direction over time. - Line Graph (most common) shows patterns, trends - Bar Graph shows portions of a whole - Pie Chart shows portions of a whole Reliability - correct answer That the data taken is reliable and people who take the data agree on the occurrence of the behavior. Individuals who take the data agree on the occurrence of the target behavior. Looking for 85% agreed upon when doing reliability checks. Inter-observer Reliability - correct answer The extent to which the individuals who observe a target behavior agree on the occurrence of the behavior. Treatment Fidelity - correct answer The extent to which an intervention plan is implemented as planned and prescribed. Topography - correct answer The physical form or shape of a behavior. Function - correct answer The purpose or meaning of a behavior. Operational Definition - correct answer What does the behavior look like, what happens exactly, what does it sound like? 4 Functions of Behavior - correct answer SEAT 1. Sensory 2. Escape/Avoidance 3. Attention 4. Tangible Sensory Function - correct answer One of the four functions of behavior in which an individual tries to gain sensory output. Individuals behave a certain way because it feels good to them. [Show Less]
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Exclusionary - correct answer Which type of time out best describes when the learner is completely removed from the environment? Reinforcement - correct... [Show More] answer When a consequence is provided contingent upon a learner engaging in appropriate behavior and that appropriate behavior is more likely to occur in the future is best described by which of the following? Non- Exclusionary - correct answer Which type of time out best describes when the learner is not removed from the environment. Ethical Considerations - correct answer What is one challenge associated with the implementation of time out? Which best describes a procedure that involves a stimulus that signals the available of reinforcement for engaging in appropriate behavior and is removed for engaging inappropriate behavior? - correct answer Time-in Following one advantage of the time-in procedure? - correct answer Provides a prompt for the teachers/ therapists. Time-in could be implemented with which of the following? - correct answer Any student Which best describes an overcorrection procedure in which aberrant behavior sets the occasion for learner to repeatedly engage in a task? - correct answer positive practice Which of the following is the primary behavioral principle responsible for effectiveness of a response cost system? - correct answer Punishment response cost should always pick up by which which of the following? - correct answer Reinforcement which best describes an overcorrection procedure in which aberrant Behavior sets the occasion for the learner to restores the environment it its previous state? - correct answer restitutional Which best describes a procedure that involves blocking an individual from engaging in the behavior? - correct answer response blocking Reinforcement contingent upon the learner engaging Behavior in a specific behavior instead of the aberrant is known as which of the following? - correct answer Differential reinforcement of alternative behavior (DRA) Replacement contingent upon the learner engaging in a behavior that cannot be done at the same time as Targeted aberrant behavior is known as which of the following? - correct answer differential reinforcement of incompatible Behavior (DRI) reinforcement contingent upon the absence of aberrant behavior is known as which of the following? - correct answer Differential reinforcement of other behavior (DRO) Which of the following is one pryor's 10 Laws of shaping? - correct answer Train one behavior at a time. Reinforcement contingent upon displaying lower rates of behavior is known as which of the following? - correct answer Differential reinforcement of low rates of behavior (DRL) crisis plans should be - correct answer Individualized which of the following is a core component of a behavior reduction plan? - correct answer Data collection. The process of systemically, differentially reinforcing successive approximations to a terminal behavior is commonly referred to as which of the following? - correct answer Shaping. what is one possible danger with taking too large of steps while shaping? - correct answer Behavior falters. what is one possible danger with taking too small of steps while shaping? - correct answer Boredom. In Autism Partnership Method, shaping involves a level of which of the following? - correct answer Artistry. Any behavior the interventionist engages in that increases the likelihood that the learner will respond correctly is known as which of the following? - correct answer Prompting. Gestures, positional, and and looking at the targeted response are all examples of which type of prompts? - correct answer Stimulus. Rules of when to prompt and what prompts. to provide are commonly referred to as which of the following? - correct answer prompting systems. specific prompts that are provided are commonly referred to as which of the following? - correct answer prompt types Which prompting system involves providing a prompt with a 0 second delay and never increasing that delay - correct answer Simultaneous Which prompting system is time based with at least two time levels(e.g. p second and 10 second)? - correct answer Constant time delay Which prompting system involves giving the learner the opportunity to respond independently prior to providing a prompt? - correct answer Least-to-Most When prompting system involves providing a prompt and then fading prompts until the learner responds independently. - correct answer Most-to-least No-no prompt was originally designed for use a(n) - correct answer Two choice discrimination Which prompting system relies on the use of clinical judgment? - correct answer Flexible prompt fading. Within flexible prompt fading the goal of the technician is to keep the learner at--- accuracy (prompted or unprompted). - correct answer 80% What is one variable a technician should analyze when implementing flexible prompt fading? - correct answer Responses on previous trials. The three primary components of discrete trial teaching are always which of the following? - correct answer Instruction, response, and feedback. In a conventional approach, arranging the stimulus array in a pre-determined order in which each stimulus is equally distributed among all possible positions is known as which of the following? - correct answer Counterbalancing. What is one potential problem with short intertrial intervals? - correct answer Artificially creating attending. In the Autism Partnership Method, stimulus placement is determined by which of the following? - correct answer A variety of variables on each trial. What is one potential problem with saying "look at me" prior to providing and instruction? - correct answer Can artificially prompt attending. When providing an instruction in a conventional method, the technician should provide which of the following? - correct answer Only simple instructions. With respect to developing attending, the Autism Partnership Method emphasizes the use of which of the following? - correct answer Multiple types of instructions. What is the ideal timing of a prompt during discrete trial teaching? - correct answer Immediately after the instruction. What is the philosophy on corrective feedback within the Autism Partnership Method? - correct answer Should not be blindly avoided. What instructional formats are appropriate for the use of DTT in Autism Partnership Method? - correct answer 1:1, small groups, and large groups. Which of the following interventions is commonly associated with naturalistic teaching? - correct answer Natural language paradigm. What is a common characteristic of naturalistic teaching? - correct answer Child initiated. The mand-model is commonly associated with which of the following? - correct answer Applied verbal behavior. Behavior that is learned under one condition that begins to occur in another condition is known as which of the following? - correct answer Generalization. Which of the following terms refer to when multiple stimuli evoke the same response? - correct answer Stimulus class. Which of the following terms refer to when multiple responses result in the same outcome? - correct answer Response class. Within the Autism Partnership Method what is one consideration when prompting generalization? - correct answer Type of reinforcement. Engaging in the same response when the stimulus changes is known as which of the following? - correct answer Stimulus Generalization. This refers to behavior that has come under sole control of one characteristic of a stimulus. - correct answer Stimulus overselectivity. Which of the following did stokes and Baer (1977) outline as a method to promote generalization? - correct answer Training loosely. Which of the following could inhibit generalization? - correct answer Not changing feedback. This term is commonly used to describe providing reinforcement in the presence of one stimulus but not in the presence of another? - correct answer Discrimination Training. Behavior continuing following the conclusion of teaching is commonly referred to as which of the following? - correct answer Maintenance. Which type of discrimination is occurring when touching a picture of pizza always results in reinforcement? - correct answer Simple. Which of the following would be the best way to help promote maintenance? - correct answer Fade toward naturally occurring contingencies. Touching a picture of pizza only results in reinforcement after the instruction, "touch pizza" is provided describes which type of discrimination? - correct answer Conditional. This refers to a condition in which the rate, latency, duration, or amplitude of a response is altered in the presence of a stimulus. - correct answer Stimulus Control. When a stimulus delta is presented a particular response is - correct answer Less likely to occur. The term is commonly used to describe providing reinforcement in the presence of one stimulus but not in the presence of another. - correct answer Discrimination Training. Whether bx present or absent within predetermined time interval overestimation of bx? - correct answer Partial interval recording. Breaking a skill down into component steps is known as which of the following. - correct answer Task Analysis. Targeting each step of the task analysis individually starting with the first step os referred to as which of the following? - correct answer Forward Chaining. Targeting each step of the task analysis individually starting with the last step is referred to as which of the following? - correct answer Backward Chaining. Targeting all steps of the task analysis simultaneously is known as which of tje following? - correct answer Total Task. A program used to teach learners to make social discrimination is known as which of the following? - correct answer Cool versus Not Cool During role-plays with Cool versus Not Cool the learner should display which of the following? - correct answer Correct Behavior only. When teachers model not cool behavior, they should display which of the following? - correct answer The inappropriate behaviors that the learner is currently displaying. Which of the following is one potential benefit of the Teaching Interaction procedure? - correct answer Facilitates independence. Which of the following is one potential benefit of Teaching Interaction Procedure? - correct answer Facilities Which of the following is a prerequisite for using Teaching Interaction Procedure? - correct answer Sustained Attending A meaningful rationale can... - correct answer Provide self-instructions for the learner. "Because I told you so" is an example of which of the following? - correct answer Adult Rationale. Supplemental consequence should be... - correct answer Faded overtime. The Teaching Interaction Procedure differs from Behavioral Skills Training in which way(s)? - correct answer The inclusion of a meaningful rationale and not cool demonstration . An opportunity for three or more children to come together and simultaneously learn social behaviors is known as which of the following? - correct answer Social skills group. According to researchers, what was one area of research needed for social skills groups? - correct answer The use of blind evaluators. What reinforcement system was used in Leaf et al. (2016) ( ie the penguin study)? - correct answer Level System. What were the results of Leaf et al. (2016) (i.e., the penguin study)? - correct answer Statistical improvement in social behavior. In the Autism Partnership Method, which procedure(s) should be implemented within social groups? - correct answer Discrete Trial teaching and Cool Versus not cool procedure Amount of time between 2 responses (temporal locus)? - correct answer Inter-response Time (IRT). Which of the following is an approach that involves targeting specific behaviors within an ongoing activity. - correct answer Embedded instruction. One of the final stages of contingency systems within a social skills group is.. - correct answer Self-management. The SSiS, SRS, and ABC are examples of which of the following? - correct answer Formal assessments. In Autism Partnership Method, siblings are ------ used within social skill groups. - correct answer not Every instance of behavior occurs during across some duration of time (i.e., the duration of behavior can be measured) is known as of which of the following? - correct answer Temporal extent. Every instance of behavior occurs at a certain point in time with respect to other events (i.e., when behavior occurs can be measured) is known of which of the following? - correct answer Temporal locus. This term is used to describe when environmental variables are actively manipulated, and the effect of those manipulations on the behavior of interest is measured. - correct answer Independent variable. This term is used to describe what is measured when environmental variables are actively manipulated. - correct answer Dependent variable. This term refers to when a change in the behavior of interest is due to the intervention and no other variables. - correct answer Functional Control. Within this type of measurement every instance of behavior is counted. - correct answer Frequency. Which of the following is one disadvantaged of frequency measurement? - correct answer Time Consuming. Within this type of measurement every instance of behavior is counted. - correct answer Frequency. Scoring if a behavior occurred during any portion of an interval is known as which of the following? - correct answer Partial interval recording. Partial interval recording commonly... - correct answer overestimate most behavior, but underestimates high frequency behavior. Scoring if a behavior occurs at a specific moment in time is known as which of the following? - correct answer Momentary time sampling. Momentary time sampling commonly... - correct answer overestimates and underestimates behavior. This refers to measuring the time between an environment event and a behavior (e.g., the time between the instruction and the response). - correct answer Latency Data. Within this data collection system, a learner's response is scored on every trial. - correct answer Trial-by-trial. Using a completed math sheet as data would be an example of which of the following? - correct answer Permanent Product. Which of the following is a potential disadvantage of trial-by-trial data? - correct answer Slows teaching. Which data collection system is a hallmark of the Autism Partnership Method? - correct answer Estimation Data How long bx takes to be performed once opportunity is presented (temporal locas)? - correct answer Latency When using estimation data, the technician uses... - correct answer A likert scale. Which of the following should be done tp prepare for collecting data? - correct answer Be trained in data collection procedures. [Show Less]
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