SNA, Antecedent Interventions, Methodologies Flashcards

1
Q

List the 3 AKA’s for Antecedent Interventions

A

Antecedent manipulations, antecedent procedures, antecedent control

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2
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List the 3 types of Antecedent Interventions

A

Non-contingent reinforcement, high-p request sequence, functional
communication training

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3
Q

List the 5 types of Educational Methodologies

A

Discrete trial training, incidental teaching, direct instruction, precision
teaching, personalized system of instruction.

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4
Q

T/F: Antecedent Interventions are
considered reactive approaches.

A

False, proactive

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5
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T/F: Noncontingent reinforcement is one
type of antecedent intervention.

A

True

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6
Q

T/F: High-Probability request sequences
should consist of responses that are
not in the learner’s repertoire.

A

False, are in repertoire

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7
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T/F: Functional Communication training
helps individuals to appropriately
communicate

A

True

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8
Q

T/F: Grandma’s law is also known as the
Premack Principle.

A

True

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9
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T/F: Incidental teaching is also known as
Naturalistic Teaching

A

True

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10
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T/F: Precision teaching was developed by
Ivar Lovaas.

A

False, Ogden Lindsley

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T/F: Engleman is known for the
development of Direct Instruction

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True

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T/F: Precision Teaching focuses on
directly observable behavior

A

True

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13
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T/F: Personalized System of Instruction
is self-paced.

A

True

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14
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.#ChoralResponding

A

Direct Instruction

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15
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Developed by Ogden Lindsley

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Precision Teaching

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16
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Has a clear beginning and end

A

Discrete Trial

17
Q

Also known as the Keller Plan

A

Personalized System of
Instruction

18
Q

Non-intensive Teaching

A

Incidental Teaching

19
Q

This is a strategy that teaches
learners ways to functionally
communicate

A

FCT

20
Q

All behaviors must be in the
learners repertoire

A

High-Probability Request
Sequence

21
Q

.#FirstThisThenThat

A

Premack Principle

22
Q

The learner does not have to
engage in a specified behavior
to receive reinforcement

A

Noncontingent Reinforcement

23
Q

.#ProactiveApproach

A

Antecedent Interventions

24
Q

If you increase response effort what happens to the rate of behavior?

A

Decreases

25
Q

You want to go to the gym more often, which of the following interventions
would be considered an antecedent intervention?

A

Putting your gym bag in the car

26
Q

How can you decrease response effort for studying for the exam?

A

Using Cooper tabs

27
Q

Which of the following is not considered a contingency independent
antecedent intervention?

A

Precision Teaching (PT)

28
Q

Karen’s professor has arranged their class for the semester to be
self-paced. She only has to go in for a lecture if she finished the unit as a
reinforcer. Karen’s professor is using which teaching methodology?

A

Personalized System of Instruction

29
Q

Jerry walks into a classroom. He observes small groups engaged in choral
responding and fast-paced instruction. What type of educational
methodology is Jerry most likely observing?

A

Direct Instruction

30
Q

Mary gives her student attention every 5 minutes regardless of what he is
doing. What type of antecedent intervention is Mary most likely engaging
in?

A

NCR

31
Q

Aaron wants to teach his client to mand. He hands his client a coloring
book but no crayons. When his client needs the crayons, hopefully he will
be motivated to ask for them. Aaron is using his client’s interests in the
natural environment. What type of teaching methodology is Aaron using?

A

Incidental Teaching

32
Q

Alisha’s 5th grade teacher focuses on fluency and precision for learning
math. He uses a standard Celeration Chart to plot each student’s
progress. Which teaching methodology is the teacher using?

A

Precision Teaching

33
Q

George is in high school. His teachers let him work at his own pace and
test for unit mastery before moving him to the next unit. They also use
proctors. What type of instructional methodology is being utilized in
George’s high school?

A

Personalized System Instruction

34
Q

Margaret wants to teach her client to name shapes. She sets out 3 cards
and gives an Sd of “touch circle”. She then provides a prompt if necessary
and reinforcement if the learner responds correctly. She then waits a brief
time, lays out a set of 3 cards and gives another Sd. What type of
instructional methodology is Margaret using?

A

Discrete Trial Training / Teaching

35
Q

Adam often tantrums when he wants attention. The technician has been
teaching Adam to say “hello” when he wants attention instead of
tantruming. What antecedent intervention is the technician using with
Adam?

A

FCT

36
Q

Zachary does not like to do his homework but loves to play video games.
His Mom says “first do your homework, then you can play your video
games”. What antecedent intervention is his mother using?

A

Premack Principle

37
Q

Casey knows that Liat will often engage in problem behaviors when
learning new tasks. Before asking Liat to learn something new, Casey has
Liat touch her nose, touch her head, and touch her toes which are all
things that Liat can do easily. What antecedent intervention is Casey
using with Liat?

A

High-P Request Sequence