Unit 1 Flashcards

1
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Acquisition targets address: _____

A

Skill deficits

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2
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Acquisition targets improve: _____

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Learner’s quality of life

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3
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Building rapport associates the: _____

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Therapist and instructional setting with the client’s known preferences

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4
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Skill assessments evaluate: _____

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Existing skill sets

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5
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Skill assessments guides the…

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Planning of which skills to target for strengthening or acquisition

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6
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VB-MAPP (Name, Content, Focus, Age)

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Verbal Behavior Milestones Assessment and Placement Program

Content: Assessment and curriculum guide

Focus: Early verbal behavior and supporting skills based on developmental milestones

Age: Covers typical development milestones up to 4 years

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7
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PEAK (Name, Focus, Age)

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Promoting the Emergence of Advanced Knowledge

Focus: Basic and advanced language and cognition skills

Age: Children and adults with ASD

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8
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EFL (Name, Focus, Skills Assessed, ?Age?)

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Essential for Living

Focus: Functional skills

Skills Assessed: Communication, Problem behavior, Functional skills

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9
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AFLS (Name, Focus, Age, Composition)

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The Assessment of Functional Living Skills

Focus: Independent life skills

Age: Children and adults with developmental disabilities

*No curriculum

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10
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Behavioral programs include the…

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Rationale for a target skill

Procedures for teaching

Measuring the skill

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11
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A behavioral cusp is: _____

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Significant behavior change with widespread effects

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12
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A behavioral cusp exposes the individual to: _____

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New contingencies and new reinforcers

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13
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Prerequisite skills are behaviors that…

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Must be established and attained to fluency

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14
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Prerequisite skills must be acquired: _____

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Before more complex skills are taught

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15
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Listener responding is nonverbal behavior evoked by: _____

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Verbal SD, instruction, or request

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16
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Mastery of a skill means it is performed: _____

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At a predetermined and prespecified criterion

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17
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In mastery, accuracy means: _____

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Correctness of responding

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18
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In mastery, fluency means: _____

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Accuracy plus speed of responding

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19
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In mastery, durability means: _____

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Maintenance of the responding

20
Q

In mastery, smoothness means: _____

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Absence of false starts and pauses in responding

21
Q

In mastery, generalization means: _____

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Responding occurs across stimuli, settings, and people

22
Q

In mastery, resistance to distractions means: _____

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Response persists during environmental interruptions

23
Q

In mastery, individualization means: _____

A

Performance criterion and targeted skill are adapted for the client

24
Q

Building rapport AKA: _____

A

Pre-session pairing

25
Q

Building rapport should occur prior to (4): _____

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(1) Conducting assessments
(2) Selecting outcome
(3) Selecting targets
(4) Selecting treatment

26
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7 suggestions for building rapport

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Proximity
Praise
Reflect
Imitate
Describe
Initiate
27
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Types of skill deficits include (3): _____

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(1) Does not do at all
(2) Does not do independently
(3) Does not initiate

28
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Types of problems with strength include (3): _____

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(1) Lacking mastery
(2) Lacking fluency
(3) Lacking frequency

29
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Types of problems with occurrence of skills/behavior include (3): _____

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(1) Occurs under limited circumstances
(2) Occurs at wrong time
(3) Doesn’t occur, even though it could

30
Q

Listener responding AKA (2): _____

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(1) Following instructions

(2) Receptive identification

31
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7 characteristics of mastery

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Accuracy
Fluency
Durability
Smoothness
Generalization
Resistance to distractions
Individualization
32
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Outcomes

A

Functional statements about overall life experiences that individuals seek to accomplish

33
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Goals

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Measurable steps taken toward the outcome

34
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Targets

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Skill deficits taught to improve learner’s quality of life

35
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Skill deficits (3)

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Does not do at all
Does not do independently
Does not initiate

36
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Problems with strength (3)

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Lacks mastery
Lacks fluency
Lacks frequency

37
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Problems with occurrence (3)

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Problem with generality (occurs under limited circumstances)

Problem with stimulus control (occurs at the wrong time)

Performance problem (can, but won’t perform the skill)

38
Q

Problem with generality

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Only occurs under limited circumstances

39
Q

Skill Assessment Step (3)

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  1. Indirect
  2. Direct
  3. Interpret results
40
Q

EFL - Essential 8

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  1. Mands
  2. Waiting
  3. Accepting removals
  4. Completing required tasks
  5. Accepting “no”
  6. Following directions
  7. Completing daily living skills
  8. Tolerating skills related to health and safety
41
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AFLS - 6 Assessments

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  1. Basic living
  2. Home
  3. Community participation
  4. School
  5. Vocational
  6. Independent living
42
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Behavioral Cusps Example: Walking

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New environments & new reinforcers

43
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Behavioral Cusps Example: Reading

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Social validity & generativeness

44
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Behavioral Cusps Example: Generalized imitation

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More efficient learning

45
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Behavioral Cusps Example: Money Management

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New reinforcers and punishers