RBT Module 10 Flashcards
Two types of generalization (2 words)
1) Stimulus
2) Response
Taking advantage of naturally occurring teaching opportunities that arise in the natural environment
Capturing
Creating or setting up a teaching opportunity during naturalistic teaching
Contriving
A teaching procedure in which learning trials are presented in quick succession, with each trial having a clear beginning and end (3 words or 3 letters)
Discrete trial teaching (DTT also acceptable)
Method that enhances DTT by prompting correct response immediately after the instruction (2 words)
Errorless teaching
Method that enhances DTT by moving quickly from one trial to the next (3 words)
Fast-paced instruction
Behavior that is fast, accurate, and durable
Fluency (fluent also acceptable)
The spread of the effects of reinforcement to new, untrained behavior or environments without additional training
Generalization
Naturalistic teaching procedure that includes learner-initiated teaching trials, followed by naturally occurring reinforcement consequences (2 words)
Incidental Teaching
Extent to which behavior change lasts over time (after the intervention has ended)
Maintenance
Used to determine if learning occurred and lasted over time (2 words)
Maintenance checks
Learner no longer requires help to complete a skill independently
Mastery
Criteria that indicates when a skill is “mastered,” usually at least 80% (2 words)
Mastery criteria
Method that enhances DTT by mixing up tasks so the majority are known, easy, and fun (80:20 ratio) (5 words)
Mixing new and mastered tasks
Teaching skills in the natural environment away from an “artificial” setting (3 words)
Naturalistic teaching procedures