terms and concepts Flashcards

1
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8th Amendment

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protects from cruel and unusual punishment.

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Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

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(1990) Protects people with disabilities from discrimination.

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3
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Year: Convention on Rights of PWD

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2006.

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4
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Year: Community Mental Health Act

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1963.

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5
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Wyatt standards

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from Wyatt vs. Stickney. Foundation of safety and standard of living for “institutions”.

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6
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Year: Declaration on the Rights of Mentally (R) Persons

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1971.

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7
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Olmstead vs. LC

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(1999) focus on state funded supports.

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8
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Developmental Disabilities Assistance & Bill of Rights

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(2000) focus on access to community services.

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Administration on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

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(2015) focus on grants and contracts.

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10
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ABA

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Application to principles of behavior to socially significant issues in order to produce meaningful and measurable change.

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11
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Pavlov

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classical conditioning

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12
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Edward Thornd..

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influential conditioning (dogs and kittens)

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13
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John Watson

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(1913) Behaviorism

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14
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B.F. Skinner

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(1930) Operant conditioning

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15
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Dr. O lavar Lovass

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(1960) language

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16
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7 Dimensions of ABA (list)

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  1. applied
  2. behavioral
  3. analytic
  4. technological
  5. conceptual
  6. effective
  7. generality
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Applied (7 Dimensions of ABA)

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The intervention deals with a problem of social importance.

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Behavioral (7 Dimensions of ABA)

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The intervention and resulting behavior change can be observed and measured, and thus be validated.

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Analytic (7 Dimensions of ABA)

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The intervention can be objectively demonstrated that the intervention caused the change in behavior.

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Technological (7 Dimensions of ABA)

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The intervention is described well enough that it can be replaced by others and produce the same results.

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Conceptual (7 Dimensions of ABA)

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The intervention is based on a specific theory and not from a random collection of disassociated activities.

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Effective (7 Dimensions of ABA)

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The intervention produces robust and important effects.

23
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Generality (7 Dimensions of ABA)

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The intervention is designed to operate in new environmental and continue after formal treatment ends.

24
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Behavior is…

a. positive
b. negative
c. neutral

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c. neutral

25
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The dead man test

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if a dead man can’t do it, it’s a behavior.

26
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behavior

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observable and measurable.

27
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Primary reinforcers

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biological, basic needs (food, drink, etc)

28
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secondary reinforcers

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learned (stickers, a good grade, money)

29
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punishment

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to decrease undesirable behavior

30
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positive punishment

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add something to decrease undesirable behavior

31
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negative punishment

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take something away to reduce undesirable behavior

32
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positive reinforcement

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add something to increase behavior

33
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negative reinforcement

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take away something to increase behavior

34
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discriminative stimuli

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behavior they have triggered in the past has a history of reinforcement.

35
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Deprivation state

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the reinforcer cannot be something that they want and can get whenever they want.

36
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3- Term Contingency

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ABC’s

Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence

37
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Functions of Behavior

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  1. To escape something

2. To gain something