G09 Use Discrete Trial, Free Operant & Naturalistic Teaching Arrangements Part 5

Question 1

A prompted error occurs when

Answer 1

The teacher prompts the correct response, but the student still makes and error

Question 2

Attempts to teach a student to sign ‘bathroom” via modeling have failed. Immediate access to the bathroom was being used as a reinforcer

Answer 2

Try hand over hand prompts

Question 3

A child grunts when he wants a cookie. You model the sign “cookie”. He does it incorrectly. You might then

Answer 3

Model the sign again

Question 4

Protocol and environmental alterations to promote incidental teaching include

Answer 4

Placing needed materials out of reach.
Locking the student supply closet door prior to art class.
Removing batteries needed to make a toy work.

Question 5

Prompted errors and no responses can be addressed by

Answer 5

Repeating the same prompt or using a different prompt.
Ignoring the error and walking away
Implementing an error correction procedure

Question 6

Excessive errors can be addressed by

Answer 6

Using a different prompt, selecting an easier communication response, using a new prompt in addition to the current prompt, employing a prompt hierarchy

Question 7

Prompted errors and no responses can sometimes be addressed by

Answer 7

Repeating the same prompt or using a different prompt.

Question 8

After several weeks, a student is still not making progress on his first sign “water”, consider

Answer 8

Using PECS.
Providing massed practice in addition to incidental teaching.
Changing the requirement so that an approximation of the proper sign is accpetable.

Question 9

Incidental teaching

Answer 9

Uses student initiated behavior to apply systematic instruction.
Takes advantage of naturally occurring EOs.

Question 10

With an incidental teaching procedure, after the student initiates a response, the teacher

Answer 10

Prompts the target communication response

Question 11

With an incidental teaching procedure, responses are reinforced

Answer 11

That are correct, regardless of whether they are prompted.