SNA, Antecedent Interventions, Methodologies Flashcards
List the 3 AKA’s for Antecedent Interventions
Antecedent manipulations, antecedent procedures, antecedent control
List the 3 types of Antecedent Interventions
Non-contingent reinforcement, high-p request sequence, functional
communication training
List the 5 types of Educational Methodologies
Discrete trial training, incidental teaching, direct instruction, precision
teaching, personalized system of instruction.
T/F: Antecedent Interventions are
considered reactive approaches.
False, proactive
T/F: Noncontingent reinforcement is one
type of antecedent intervention.
True
T/F: High-Probability request sequences
should consist of responses that are
not in the learner’s repertoire.
False, are in repertoire
T/F: Functional Communication training
helps individuals to appropriately
communicate
True
T/F: Grandma’s law is also known as the
Premack Principle.
True
T/F: Incidental teaching is also known as
Naturalistic Teaching
True
T/F: Precision teaching was developed by
Ivar Lovaas.
False, Ogden Lindsley
T/F: Engleman is known for the
development of Direct Instruction
True
T/F: Precision Teaching focuses on
directly observable behavior
True
T/F: Personalized System of Instruction
is self-paced.
True
.#ChoralResponding
Direct Instruction
Developed by Ogden Lindsley
Precision Teaching
Has a clear beginning and end
Discrete Trial
Also known as the Keller Plan
Personalized System of
Instruction
Non-intensive Teaching
Incidental Teaching
This is a strategy that teaches
learners ways to functionally
communicate
FCT
All behaviors must be in the
learners repertoire
High-Probability Request
Sequence
.#FirstThisThenThat
Premack Principle
The learner does not have to
engage in a specified behavior
to receive reinforcement
Noncontingent Reinforcement
.#ProactiveApproach
Antecedent Interventions
If you increase response effort what happens to the rate of behavior?
Decreases