Deck 2

Question 1

Indirect functional assessment can include structured interviews, ____, rating ____, or ____.

Answer 1

Checklists
Scales
Questionnaires

Question 2

____ ____ ____ obtains information from the persons who are familiar with the person exhibiting the problem behavior.

Answer 2

Indirect functional assessment

Question 3

Indirect functional assessments identify possible ____ or ____ in the natural environment that correlate with the problem behavior.

Answer 3

Conditions

Events

Question 4

A pivotal behavior, once learned, produces corresponding ____ or covariations in other adaptive ____ behaviors.

Answer 4

Modifications

Untrained

Question 5

Imitative behavior is a good example of a ____ ____ because it can produce changes in other untrained responses.

Answer 5

Pivotal behavior

Question 6

The difference between pivotal behaviors and behavior cusps is that ____ ____. Produce changes in untrained areas, while ____ ____ expose the individual’s repertoire to new contingencies.

Answer 6

Pivotal behaviors

Behavior cusps

Question 7

Pivotal behaviors appear to result in ____ positive changes in a number of areas.

Answer 7

Widespread

Question 8

The independent variable is also called the ____ or the ____ variable.

Answer 8

Intervention

Treatment

Question 9

An independent variable is a change in the ____ of ____ or the arrangement of events that precede and follow the behavior of an organism.

Answer 9

Contingencies

Reinforcement

Question 10

Experimental control is established when changes in the ____ variable produces reliable changes in the ____ variable.

Answer 10

Independent

Dependent

Question 11

The ____ ____ is the variable measured to determine if it changes as a result of manipulations of the independent variable.

Answer 11

Dependent variable

Question 12

The ____ ____ is what the researcher manipulates and the ____ ____ is the variable measured.

Answer 12

Independent variable

Dependent variable

Question 13

Reliable changes in the ____ ____ can show functional control

Answer 13

Dependent variable

Question 14

The ____ variable is systematically manipulated by the researcher.

Answer 14

Independent

Question 15

Functional analysis typically consists of four conditions: ____, ____, ____, and ____.

Answer 15

Attention
Escape
Alone
Control

Question 16

Functional analysis is an analysis of behavior in terms of its products or ____.

Answer 16

Consequences

Question 17

Gathering information to form a hypothesis about variables occasioning or maintaining a behavior is part of a ____ ____ ____.

Answer 17

Functional behavior

Assessment

Question 18

A functional behavior assessment is a method for obtaining information about the ___ problem behavior serves for an organism.

Answer 18

Functions

Question 19

An analysis in terms of behavior functions is a ____ ____.

Answer 19

Functional analysis

Question 20

Functional analyses test a hypothesized relation by manipulations ____ to verify a ____ ____.

Answer 20

Variables

Functional relation

Question 21

A functional behavior assessment identifies ____ and ____ related to a behavior of concern.

Answer 21

Antecedents

Consequences

Question 22

Different topographic of behavior produce the same consequences are____ ____

Answer 22

Functionally equivalent

Question 23

Functional equivalent behavior results in the same ____ as a different behavior.

Answer 23

Reinforcement

Question 24

Any contingency designers and implemented by a behavior analyst is a ____ ____.

Answer 24

Contrived contingency

Question 25

An relationship between the response and the consequences is a contrived contingency.

Answer 25

Arbitrary

Question 26

Contrived contingencies are also called ____ contingencies.

Answer 26

Extrinsic

Question 27

Contrived contingencies can be temporarily added for increased ____ intensity.

Answer 27

Consequence

Question 28

Behavior cusps expose the individual’s repertoire to new environments, especially new ___ and ___.

Answer 28

Reinforcers

Punishers

Question 29

Descriptive functional assessments includes recording the ____ and ____ events surrounding the target behavior under naturally occurring conditions.

Answer 29

Antecedent

Consequent

Question 30

Descriptive functional assessment includes direct observation of the target behavior under ____ accruing conditions.

Answer 30

Naturally

Question 31

____ ____ expose the individual’s repertoire to new contingencies, new responses, and new stimulus controls.

Answer 31

Behavior cusps

Question 32

The term behavior cusps is ____ and not a ____ agreed upon term.

Answer 32

Subjective

universally

Question 33

Crawling is a good example of a ____ ____, because crawling can expose the learner to new reinforcers and punishers.

Answer 33

Behavior cusp

Question 34

Descriptive functional assessments encompass ____ ____ of problem behavior.

Answer 34

Direct observation

Question 35

ABC continuous recording and ABC narrative recording are both types of ___ ____ ____.

Answer 35

Descriptive functional assessment