Task List G Flashcards

1
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An intervention that manipulates the availability of SR in the presence of a specific SD

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Contingency Dependent

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2
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Interventions based on MOs: EOs are antecedents that increase behaviors even without the availability of SR

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Contingency- Independent

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3
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An antecedent procedure during which clients are reinforced on a time-based schedule on dependent (not contingent on) of the a target behavior

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Non-contingent Reinforcement

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4
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An antecedent intervention used for increasing compliance and reducing escape-maintained behaviors

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High-probability instructional sequence

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5
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Additional antecedent stimuli added to help evoke the desired response in the presence of an SD

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Prompt

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6
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Operate on the client’s behavior to hint toward the correct behavior

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Response Prompts

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7
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Prompts that increase the salience of antecedent stimuli

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Stimulus Prompts

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8
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A systematic and empirically-validated procedure used to teach clients who are not able to imitate the behaviors of others to imitate.

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Imitation Training

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9
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You concort/plan these in advance to help a client develop certain skills

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Planned models

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10
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happen naturally in daily community settings

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Unplanned models

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11
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A strategy for teaching new skills by imitating an individual or symbolic model

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Modeling

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12
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Reinforcing those responses within a response class that meet a specific criterion along some dimension

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Differential Reinforcement

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13
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The gradual and progressive change in criteria that must be met for differential SR

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Successive Approximations

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14
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A response change produced by differential SR during shaping in which reinforced members of the current response class occur more often and unreinforced members occur less often (due to extinction)

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Response Differentiation

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15
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4 parts of stimulus equivalence

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Reflexivity
Symmetry
Transitivity
Stimulus Equivalence

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16
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Easy matching-to-sample

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Reflexivity

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17
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Trained matching of symbolic similar items leads to the untrained relations between the reverse relation

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Symmetry

18
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A derived stimulus relation that results from the training of 2 other stimulus-stimulus relations

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Transitivity

19
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A stimulus relation between 2 or more stimuli that function within that class

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Frame

20
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Forming untrained relations between stimuli due to sameness, differences, comparisons, etc. to trained relations

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Derived Relations

21
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Procedures used to eliminate, reduce and increase behaviors

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Differential Reinforcement

22
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SR is provided following an interval of time during which the challenging behavior didn’t occur

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Interval DRO

23
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SR is provided following an interval of time only if the challenging behavior isn’t occurring at the END of that interval

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Momentary DRO

24
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A procedure and schedule of SR that provides SR for emitting behaviors that are:
At or below a pre-established rate during a specific period of time
Separated by a specific amount of time (or more) between behaviors

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DRL

25
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A procedure and schedule of SR that provides SR at the end of a specific time interval, during which the behavior occurred less than the criteria-criteria is gradually decreased across intervals

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DRD

26
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A DR procedures for increasing behaviors

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DRH

27
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A group procedure in which the group SR is dependent on the behavior of 1 individual in the group.

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Dependent Group Contingency

28
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A group procedure in which the entire group’s SR is contingent on everyone in the group meeting the established criterion.

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Interdependent Group Contingency

29
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A group procedure in which you offer the whole group the same contingency, but only those individuals who meet the contingency earn the SR

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Independent Group Contingency

30
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A procedure involving systematically recording data on one’s own behavior

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Self-Monitoring

31
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Comparing self monitoring data to a predetermined criterion

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Self-Evaluation

32
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A teaching method in which responding doesn’t depend on a directive, prompt, or SD to be presented by a trainer in which the SD is part of the natural environment

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Free-Operant Teaching

33
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Involves embedding learning opportunities in ongoing, everyday, activities with a focus on client interest and initiations

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Naturalistic Teaching

34
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When the beginning, middle and end of the controlling stimulus (verbal SD )match the beginning, middle, and end of the verbal response

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Point-to-point Correspondence vs Formal

35
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Speaker vocally repeats the auditory verbal behavior of another speaker that has a history of GCSRs

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Echoic

36
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The speaker asks for what she wants or needs

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Mand

37
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The speaker differentially verbally responds to another’s verbal SD

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Intraverbal

38
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The speaker names non-verbal SDs that he has direct CONTACT with through any of his sense modes and private experiences

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Tact

39
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The speaker reads words presented to him/her

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Textual

40
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The speaker converts spoken words to written words

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Transcription

41
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Verbal behavior that modifies one’s own verbal behavior

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Autoclitic