BCBA Test 2 Flashcards

1
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systematic replication

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the researcher purposefully varies one or more aspects of an earlier experiment

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2
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Observer drift

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are unintended changes in the way data are collected. Observer drift usually entails a shift in the observer’s interpretation of the definition of the target behavior from that used in training. Continued training provides the opportunity for observers to receive frequent feedback on the accuracy and reliability of measurement

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3
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Incidental teaching

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is conducted in the natural environment and is learner initiated. The learner engages in responses evoked by naturally occurring activities. The amount of trials conducted each day, depends on the client’s motivation, which may result in less teaching trials when compared to other teaching methodologies such as DTT

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4
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Response prompts

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act directly on the response. Common response prompts include verbal prompts, modeling, and physical prompts. In this example, the note acts directly on the response of picking up the keys

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5
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generative learning

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If learning a response facilitates future learning. In this example, we teach Jessica one skill–learning how to decode phonemes–and as a result, she is then able to, without training, read a series of different words

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6
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Changing criterions

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involve a series of treatment phases consisting of gradually changing criteria for reinforcement or punishment. Given the severity of the problem behavior, it would not be appropriate to gradually reduce SIB

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7
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time-based schedule of reinforcement

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Regardless of what the students are doing, the teacher provides them with a point every five minutes, Time-based schedules involve the delivery of appetitive or preferred stimuli without a specific response requirement.

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8
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High-Probability Request Sequence

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is an antecedent intervention in which two-to-five easy tasks (with a known history of learner compliance) are presented in quick succession immediately before requesting the target task, the low-p request

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9
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Precision teaching

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involves making educational or program decisions based on changes in continuous performance frequencies. It is used in conjunction with other teaching procedures. For example, one may use DTT while teaching a skill and also utilize precision teaching

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10
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unscored interval

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high rates of behavior

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11
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efficacy of self-management

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may be improved by publicly sharing the intentions of the programs or goals

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12
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general case analysis

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s a method for selecting teaching examples that represent a full range of stimulus and response variations in the real word. In this example, Stefania is researching all the different types of chairs (stimulus variation) found in the environment

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13
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aversive events

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are associated with positive punishment and with negative reinforcement, the term aversive control is often used to describe interventions involving either or both of these two principles.”

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14
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Total task presentation

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client will complete all the steps in order.

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15
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Multiple Probe Design

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is a variation of the multiple baseline design that features intermittent measures, or probes, during baseline. It is used to evaluate the effects of instruction of skill sequences in which it is unlikely that the subject can improve performance on later steps in the sequence before learning prior steps

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16
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Stimulus Discrimination Training

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requires one behavior and two antecedent stimulus conditions. Responses are reinforced in the presence of one stimulus condition the SD, but responses not reinforced in the presence of the other stimulus, S-delta. In this scenario, the green card serves as an SD for the teacher to ask questions, while the red card serves as the S-Delta.

17
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individual’s behavior

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Behaviors cannot be defined independent of the environment. However, a behavior must include movement from the individual which requires interaction. It must also produce a measureable change, and therefore have an effect on the observers that allows them to measure the response

18
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FCT is a function-based treatment:

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Identify the function of the problem behavior to ensure you are using the appropriate consequence. Prior to teaching the alternative response, you must first identify the function or what is maintaining the problem behavior

19
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active supporter

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help facilitate desired outcomes in the setting used for generalization. natural

20
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behavioral chain

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must be completed in a specific order or sequence.

21
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stimulus prompt

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She places the correct answer in closer proximity to her client, and gradually fades the distance further away as the client shows proficiency.

22
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Reflexivity

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is a type of stimulus-to-stimulus relation in which the learner, withot prior training or reinforcement for doing so, selects a comparison stimulus that is the same as the sample stimulus

23
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Response induction

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The BCBA implements a lag schedule of reinforcement, and now Mila responds to the questions with statements such as, “I’m good,” “never been better,” “awesome,” etc. The lag schedule of reinforcement has resulted in…

24
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supervision best way

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Supervisors Guidebook state that two of the best strategies for specifying performance responsibilities are: performance checklists and work activity schedules.

25
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Precision Teaching

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students record data on their own performances.

26
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Scatterplot

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best for identifying temporal relations between observed variables.

27
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Response Deprivation Hypothesis

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Hannah hasn’t been allowed to access her iPad for two weeks. Currently, she is completing her chores to regain access to her iPad.

28
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Multiple schedule design

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You want to compare the effects of two different interventions using variable baseline data.

29
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Visual analysis is primarily conducted

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Determine whether the behavior changed in a meaningful way

30
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Which of the following is true in regard to punishers?

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Using a variety of punishers is recommended

31
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Which of the following may underestimate the frequency of high rate behaviors?

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Whole Interval Recording
B. Partial Interval Recording
C. Momentary Time Sample

32
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choice measure,

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Timothy presents multiple items in random order to Cynthia and records which items she chooses

33
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Ecobehavioral assessments are a type of

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Descriptive assessments

34
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The rate of behavior is slowing down over time

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Trend

35
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When shaping a new behavior, which of the following is the most essential?

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Response generalization

36
Q

Julian is teaching Marcus to zip up his coat independently. Julian first uses physical guidance with his hand on Marcus’s hand. After several successful zip ups, Julian puts his hand on Marcus’s wrist and again Marcus is successful for several zip ups. Julian now puts his hand on Marcus’s elbow. What is Julian using to fade his physical prompt?

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Graduated guidance

37
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In regard to punishment, a BCBA should

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Vary the aversive stimuli (Incorrect)

B. Apply the aversive stimuli every time the offense occurs

C. At times, provide positive reinforcement when the client emits appropriate escape behaviors to remove the aversive stimuli

D. Apply he aversive stimuli as soon as possible following the behavior