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Unit 7 Flashcards

1
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IISCA stands for

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Interview-informed synthesized contingency analysis

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2
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A hierarchical process for functional assessment means to

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Progressively introduce more conservative assessment methods

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Functional assessment is a collective process that uses

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Each step in the functional assessment to individualize the FA

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Practical utility refers to…

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Efficiency, safety, and acceptability of an assessment or treatment

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5
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Treatment utility refers to…

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Efficacy of assessment to inform subsequent treatment

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Practical functional assessment (PFA) is…

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Influenced by clinical significance

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7
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Open-ended interviews in PFAs ask

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Questions about the context where problem behavior occurs

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8
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Open-contingency class

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All co-occurring topographies are available for reinforcement

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Closed-contingency class

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Most-concerning topographies are available for reinforcement

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10
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Brief contingency probe

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Unsystematically testing hunches and modifying contingencies when necessary

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11
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IISCA is an

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Individualized functional analysis

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12
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IISCA uses

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Interview and observation results to inform contingency tested

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13
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IISCA: Single test condition

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1 contingency is tested compared to 1 control condition

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IISCA: Unique test condition

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Ecologically relevant events specific to the individual case

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IISCA: Synthesized contingency

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Combination of antecedents and consequences representing the whole context

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16
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IISCA: Matched control

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Test condition reinforcers are non-contingently available during the control

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17
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IISCA: Open-contingency class:

Reinforcers delivered

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Contingent on functionally related non-dangerous and dangerous problem behavior

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18
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Level of control answers the question: __________

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How strong is the functional relation for this problem behavior?

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19
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Latency-based IISCA procedurally matches

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Full IISCA

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20
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Latency-based IISCA

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Sessions are terminated after 1 instance of problem behavior

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21
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Trial-based IISCA

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If problem behavior occurs during test trial, reinforcement follows, which starts the control condition

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22
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Single-session IISCA

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Problem behavior analyzed across intervals with and without the reinforcer

23
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Skill-based treatment procedures teach (3)

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(1) Complex communication skills
(2) Tolerance skills
(3) Cooperation skills

24
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FCT stands for

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Functional communication training

25
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FCT: Type of procedure

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Differential reinforcement

26
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FCT: Targets a

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Form of communication as the alternative response

27
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FCR stands for

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Functional communicative response

28
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FCR is intended to

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Replace problem behavior

29
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FCR accesses

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Same, functional reinforcers as the problem behavior

30
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FCCT stands for

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Functional communication and complexity training

31
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FCCT

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DR procedure that shapes up multiple forms of FCRs

32
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DDTT stands for

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Delay and denial tolerance training

33
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DDTT: Type of procedure

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Reinforcement thinning procedures

34
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DDTT introduces

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More skills during the delay to reinforcement

35
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Tolerance response

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Appropriate response (of agreement) evoked by a denial of reinforcement

36
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Contingency-based progressive delay

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Response requirement for reinforcement increased from either positive or negative contingency

37
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Positive contingency

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Emission of a response earns reinforcement

38
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DRA-based progressive delay gradually introduces

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More tasks or instructions before reinforcement

39
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Negative contingency

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Omission of a response earns reinforcement

40
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DRO-based progressive delay gradually introduces

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Longer durations before reinforcement

41
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Characteristics of practical functional assessment (PFA) (2)

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(1) Inductive
(2) Personalized

42
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Practical functional assessment (Steps)

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  1. Open-ended interview
  2. Brief contingency probe
  3. IISCA
43
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PFA open-ended interview:
Asks questions on (4)

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(1) Background information
(2) Problem behavior
(3) Antecedents
(4) Consequences

44
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Properties of a precursor

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1) Outside the topographical class
2) Within the topographical class
3) Varied levels of intensity

45
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IISCA: Components (5)

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(1) Single test condition
(2) Unique test condition
(3) Synthesized contingency
(4) Matched control
(5) Open-contingency class

46
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Levels of control (4)

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(1) Strong
(2) Moderate
(3) Weak
(4) No control

47
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Modified IISCA formats (3)

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(1) Latency-based
(2) Trial-based
(3) Single-session

48
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Comprehensive approach to assessment and treatment (2)

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(1) Practical functional assessment
(2) Skill-based treatment

49
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FCT (Steps)

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  1. Functional analysis
  2. Teaching an alternative communicative response
  3. Extending FCT across settings/caregivers
50
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Functional communicative response (3)

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(1) Response effort
(2) Social recognition of the response
(3) Likely speed of response acquisition

51
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Improve FCR complexity by building

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Sentence structure of a single FCR

52
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Improve FCR complexity by including

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A chain of back-and-forth communication

53
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Improve FCR complexity by introducing

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Multiple FCRs

54
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Improve FCR complexity by increasing

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Physical response effort (if nonverbal)

BEH 5049 (7 decks)

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