B. Concepts and principles Flashcards

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A request made by the speaker, evoked by an MO, reinforced by the requested item

Example. A child is hungry and asks for a carrot

A

Mand

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The speaker labels something in the environment, evoked by a nonverbal SD, reinforced by generalized conditioned reinforcer. Example. You see a cow on a road trip and say cow.

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Tact

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When a response is evoked by an MO and a nonverbal stimulus, thus, the response is part mand and part tact.
Example. If a child is shown a picture of a dog and is given the verbal instruction what is this?

Then the response dog would be considered a what?

A

An impure tact

Tact

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You want to start tact training with a four-year-old client using an iPad. Which of the following is the best way to teach your technicians to implement tact training procedures?

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Praise the client when they say iPad in the presence of an iPad

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When the speaker repeats what they hear. Evoked by a verbal SD, point point correspondence, and formal similarity. Reinforced by generalized conditioned reinforcer. Example. Very common in ASD. Repeating of words, sentences, phrases etc.

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Echoic

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The speaker responds to another person in conversation. Evoked by a verbal SD. No point-to-point correspondence. May have formal similarity. Social reinforcement

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Intraverbal

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Reading a sign, a book, etc. Evoked by nonverbal SD, point point correspondence, no formal similarity, generalized conditioned reinforcement. Example. A stop sign, a passage in a book

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Textual

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Writing down something that is spoken. Evoked by a verbal SD, point to point correspondence, no formal similarity. Generalized conditioned reinforcement. Example dictating some thing, taking notes

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Transcription

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9
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Modifies other verbal behaviors. Example. I think, I see, I hear, modify the phrases that come after them

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Autoclitic 

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Holding up a cookie and asking the student, what is it? Is an _____ _____? And is what type of verbal operant training?

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Impure Tact

Tact training

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Verbal operant: when the operant looks the same and shares the same sense mode. When both stimulus and response are visual, auditory, or tactile and physically resemble each other

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formal similarity

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A verbal operant whose responses is identical. 

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Point to point correspondence

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