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Section F Flashcards

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behavioral assessment

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a variety of methods used to identify and define a behavior of interest

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record review

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reviewing relevant medical, educational, and historical data that is applicable to the individual

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determine need

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knowing the risks and benefits of intervention and the individual’s need for the improvement of socially significant behaviors

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social validity (in regards to behavior change/goals)

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the appropriateness and acceptability of behavior-change procedures and goals are

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interviews

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a meeting that takes place face to face, or via phone/zoom, to consult on the presenting individual and reason for seeking behavior analytic services

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checklists

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a list of things that need to be done/completed/reminded

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tests

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a procedure measurement that allows for performance evaluation regarding a certain topic

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direct observation

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a method of collecting information and data while watching the subject

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indirect observation

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the analysis of permanent products

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reinforcer assessment

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the method used to analyze the effectiveness of a reinforcer as a result of a response

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stimulus preference assessment

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methods used to determine the individual’s preferred stimuli as well as the conditions in which they are most effective/prefered

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free-operant preference assessment

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free-roaming in a room full of potential stimuli that the individual would find preferable, then recording the interaction and duration of engagement with each of the items the individual interacts with

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multiple stimulus without replacement (MSWO)

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an array of items are presented, the individual selects the preferred items, those that are not selected are not replaced with new items

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multiple stimulus with replacement (MSW)

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an array of items are presented, the individual selects the preferred items, those that are not selected are replaced with new items

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paired stimulus

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providing multiple items, recording the interaction and duration of engagement and identifying which one is more preferable

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single stimulus

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providing a single item, recording the interaction and duration of engagement

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attention

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gaining access to one taking notice of you

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access to tangibles

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gaining access to items or activities

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automatic /sensory

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engaging in behavior simply because the feeling it provides is reinforcing

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escape

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avoiding a situation or task

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Descriptive functional behavior assessment (FBAs)

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direct observation/assessment

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functional analysis

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experimental manipulation to test the antecedent and consequences in one’s routine to identify a functional relationship

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brief functional analysis

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a type of FA used when there are time constraints

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latency functional analysis

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identifies the EO and SD within x amount of time

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precursor functional analysis

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analyzes the precursors (antecedents) to target behaviors

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functional analysis with protective equipment

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using gloves, helmets, masks, etc.

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trial based functional analysis

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alternating timed trials between test and control

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interview informed synthesized contingency analysis (IISCA)

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alternates a single test and a single control condition, both comprehensively informed by an open-ended interview with relevant caregivers; now known as the PFA

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Phases of Intervention [A.PIE]

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Assessment - Planning - Intervention - Evaluation

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Functions of Behavior [SEAT]

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Sensory/Automatic - Escape - Attention - Tangible

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Responses to Stimuli [ACE]

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Approach - Contact - Engagement

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Stimulus Preference Assessments [PMS]

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Paired - Multiple (w/ & w/o) - Single

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Reinforcement Assessment Types [CIMP]

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Concurrent Schedule Reinforcer
In-The-Moment Reinforcer
Multiple Schedule Reinforcer
Progressive Ratio Reinforcer

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AKA: Assessment

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Functional Behavior Assessment

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AKA: Habilitation

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Adjustment

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AKA: Normalization

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Mainstreaming

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AKA: Prerequisite Behaviors

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Component Behaviors

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AKA: Interviews

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Structured Behavioral Interviews

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AKA: Rating Scale

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Likert Scale

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AKA: ABC Data

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Anecdotal Observation

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AKA: ABA Narrative Recording

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Sequence Analysis
ABA Descriptive Analysis
Narrative Data

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AKA: Functional Analysis

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Experimental Analysis; Analog Assessment; Traditional FA; Basic FA

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AKA: Control Condition

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Free Play Condition (Iwata)

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AKA: Contingent Attention

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Social Disapproval Test Condition (Iwata)

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AKA: Contingent Escape

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Academic Demand Test Condition (Iwata)

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AKA: Paired Stimuli

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Forced Choice

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AKA: Single Stimulus

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Successive Choice

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AKA: Premack Principle

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Grandma’s Law

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AKA: High P Sequence

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Behavior Momentum; Pre-task requests; Interspersed requests

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AKA: Most-to-Least

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Maximum-to-Minimum

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AKA: Least-to-Most

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Minimum-to-Maximum

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AKA: Time-Delay

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Prompt Delay
Progressive Delay Prompting
Graduated Delayed Prompting

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AKA: Fixed Delayed Prompting

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Constant Delayed Prompting

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AKA: Shape Transformations

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Stimulus Shaping

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AKA: Total-Task

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Concurrent Chaining

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AKA: Reflexivity

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Generalized Identity Matching

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AKA: Symbolic matching to sample

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Arbitrary Matching

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AKA: DRA

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Alt-R

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AKA: DRO

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Differential Reinforcement of Zero Responding

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AKA: Dependent Group Contingency

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Hero Procedure

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AKA: Self-Management

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Self-Control

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AKA: Self-Evaluation

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Self-Assessment

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AKA: Massed Practice

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Negative Practice

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AKA: Discrete Trial T(teaching/training)

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Discrete Trial Instruction (DTI)

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AKA: Naturalistic Teaching

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In-Situ Training

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AKA: Personalized System of Instruction (PSI)

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The Keller Plan

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AKA: Echoic

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Verbal Imitation

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AKA: Listener Discriminations

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Listener Behavior

69
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AKA: Auditory Control

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Receptive Labeling

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