G09 Use Discrete Trial, Free Operant & Naturalistic Teaching Arrangements Part 2

Question 1

Natural environmental training

Answer 1

Uses the child’s free play activities and child-directed interaction.
Uses an environment with the focus on child-directed interactions.
Includes incidental teaching, natural language paradigm, and mand model programs.
Allows the child to emit free operants.
Is used to teach language and other skills in early intervention programs

Question 2

A free operant behavior

Answer 2

Is a response class of behavior that is unrestricted because the Sd is continuously available

Question 3

With DTT and errorless learning, after the initial trial with a controlling prompt, the next trial

Answer 3

All the above:
Should be a transfer trial with reduced prompting.
Should provide less reinforcement for responding with the same or greater amount than the previous trial
Should provide increased reinforcement for responding with a reduced prompt.

Question 4

A free operant arrangement for teaching may include

Answer 4

The child playing and the teacher responding to free operants emitted by the child

Question 5

With DTT and errorless learning, a transfer trial is a discrete trial

Answer 5

That uses a reduced level of prompting so that stimulus control is transferred from the prompt to the target Sd

Question 6

During DTT, when the correct response occurs, reinforcement should be

Answer 6

Delivered within a second or two

Question 7

A free operant arrangement for teaching may include

Answer 7

All the above:
A child completing math problem on a worksheet.

The child playing and the teacher responding to free operants emitted by the child

Question 8

During DTT, the reinforcer should be one that the student

Answer 8

Can consume or is willing to set aside within a few seconds

Question 9

Which might be an appropriate reinforcer during discrete trial training?

Answer 9

Making a funny face, 5 seconds of a game, one m&m, a point awarded by writing a hatch mark on paper, half a potato chip, a sip of soda, a token

Question 10

After a target discrimination is demonstrated in a mass trial format, the discrimination should

Answer 10

Be interspersed with distractor trials

Question 11

A natural environment teaching arrangement

Answer 11

Uses MOs that naturally occur during child play.
May require the child to speak to obtain access to a preferred item
May limit to

Question 12

Incidental teaching uses a natural environment arrangement and

Answer 12

All the above:
Promotes generalization by training in the natural environment.
Occurs throughout the day
Conducts language teaching when the child initiates it by selecting a reinforcer