Section E & F Flashcards
Contingency contracts
initially primarily involve rule governed behavior, include: description of task, description of reward, and a task record, reinforcement is delayed, can consist of visuals
Dependent group contingency
select someone who is likely to meet criteria
stimulus, stimulus pairing
must occur for a conditioned reinforcer
conditioned reinforcer
result of ontogeny
generalized conditioned reinforcer
money from a job
errorless teaching disadvantage
doesn’t teach what to do when error is made
token economy
major factor determining effectiveness= reinforcing power of back-up reinforcers,includes= list of behaviors, generalized conditioned reinforcers, back-up reinforcers
choral responding
benefit=allows one teacher to check responses of multiple students
major difference b/w line graph and standard celeration chart
SCC- has semi-logarithmic scale on y-axis and line graph does not
FCT differs from differential reinforcement of communicative behavior
FCT is antecedent based, DRC consequence based
When error is made in direct instruction
you should:
- graph # of errors
- have student break problem down
- give correct response using discrimination
EO
value altering (increase value) behavior altering (changes to bx)
reflexive MO
AveRsive, get a bill, cable shuts off if you don’t pay it
surrogate MO
pairing, mouth waters when you see a picture of a cake
transitive
tool to get something done
self-monitoring
observes and records own Bx
self evaluation
compares performance with pre-determined criteria
habit reversal
identify bx that occur just before problem bx
self directed systematic desensitization
deep breaths instead of anxious bx patterns
massed practice
engaging over and over again
token economy
bx you want to see, # of tokens, and back up reinforcers
Direct instruction
DIE- Engelmann, fast paced, small group, choral responding, carefully designed
Precision teaching
Lindsley, standard celeration chart, fluency, learner knows best, observable events
PSI
Keller, unit mastery, self paced, written materials, lectures, proctors
Incidental teaching
McGee, AWWW GEE MCGEE, natural environment, training loosely, generalization, language use