Quiz Questions
Don Baer is credited with pioneering the use of ________________________________ to demonstrate the effectiveness of ABA interventions.
single subject design
Interview skills and customer service skills are examples of _________ skills.
soft
The earliest form of intraverbal training is...
song fill-ins
A person with a complex vocabulary and multiple motor impairments would probably prefer
stand alone device
Joey likes to hear his mother scream, so he walks around the house making a squeaky noise she does not like. She tries to ignore it, but after about 8- 10 iterations, she screams. What reinforcement schedule is this?
variable ratio?
The RBT Task list has ___________ areas of competencies.
6
tact
A label (tact a thing, action, emotion)
Intraverbal
A social exchange (greeting, response to question, conversation)
prompt
A supplemental antecedent stimulus that is used when a stimulus does not reliably control a target response.
In childhood, we teach learners to follow instructions of others during emergencies. In adolescence and adulthood, it is important to teach them to be in charge of handling the emergency.
A. Yes, if the person is ever going to be left alone.
Stimulus control
Behavioral response occurs in the presence of a particular stimulus, but not in its absence.
ABC recording is a method of data collection developed by
Bijou?
What are the 3 theories of language?
Biological, cognitive and behavioral
Three considerations for using restraint or seclusion, according to the ABAI's position statement, are:
C. welfare of the individual, right to choose, and least restrictiveness
Prompt Dependence
Continued reliance on a prompt to initiate the performance of a mastered behavior.
Practically speaking, we should spend more time helping people learn how to use _____________ currency than ___________ currency.
Digital, paper
Last step of the scientific method
Draw conclusions
A tact is a procedure - short for tactic.
False
According to the BACB, punishment is only to be used after reinforcement has failed.
False
Behavior analysis cannot account for complex verbal behaviors, such as listening to a boring speaker just to be polite.
False
Behavior analytic conferences hosted by organizations such as ABAI and APBA are primarily focused on professional development of behavior analysts and are not a good source of information for RBTs.
False
Delay tolerance is another word for procrastination.
False
During mand training, if the child requests an item that is visible to him, the therapist can reinforce by either giving him the item or praising him for asking nicely.
False
It is uncommon for the students that RBTs work with to use idiosyncratic signs.
False
Motor imitation skills are important precursor skills for verbal behavior.
False
Only persons who have the ability to touch a screen or keyboard accurately can use a speech-generating device
False
People with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Level 1, may have been diagnosed with Pervasive Developmental Disorder, NOS in the past.
False
Problem behavior associated with Dementia does not respond to ABA approaches.
False
Sleep training is not a target for behavior analysis.
False
Tacts are easier to teach than mands.
False
The best time to teach the mand for apple is when the child has just eaten an apple.
False
The goal of motor imitation training is to have the child exhibit the behavior without a model.
False
The most important thing for school readiness is pre-academic skill development.
False
The only symptom of ADHD that is typically outgrown is inattentiveness.
False
The processes used in problem behavior intervention vary across the lifespan.
False
To reinforce a correct tact, allow the child to interact with the item for a few minutes.
False
When conducting listener skills training, it is best to have the child master one skill before introducing a second skill.
False
When punishment leads to a behavior improvement in one context, it may also improve in other contexts without punishment. This is called behavioral contrast.
False
What is a process for determining the environmental events that elicit problem behavior?
Functional behavior assessment
Which of the following can cause a developmental disability?
Genetics and injuries
The importance of teaching ______________________ safety has increased drastically over the past decade.
Internet
RBT: "Where should we go?" Child: "The aquarium!." In this scenario, the child's response is a(n) ____________________.
Intraverbal
Conversing and answering questions are examples of...
Intraverbals
Which type of language training requires the most sign language fluency from the RBT?
Intraverbals
The earliest lessons on emotion management are focused on...
Labeling emotions
Repeated punishment in the absence of reinforcement for alternative behaviors leads to a cessation of all actions.
Learned helplessness
The only verbal operant that directly serves the speaker.
Mand
Child: "Ball" RBT: (gives the child a ball) In this scenario, "ball" is a(n)...
Mand (Says what they want and RBT gives them item)
In basketball, repeated personal fouls result in a player being benched. This is an example of _______________________ if it leads to that player committing fewer personal fouls.
Negative punishment?
When we offer additional reinforcers the person can lose via problem behavior, we are using?
Overcorrection
Abby and Lucy had a huge argument on the playground last year. Lucy has refused to play with Abby since then. Her new best friend, Allie, recently started inviting Abby into their games. Lucy is now tolerating Abby as long as Allie is there, too. This is an early step in the process of
Pairing
Prompting Hierarchy
Physical assist-model-specific instruction-Vague instruction-cue
Mr. Sego caught Ben running in the hallway, and required him to return to the end of the hallway and walk down it three times correctly. This is called...
Positive practice overcorrection
"ADHD has three types:
Predominantly inattentive, predominantly hyperactive/impulsive, and combined type
ADHD has three types:
Predominantly inattentive, predominantly hyperactive/impulsive, and combined type
Problem behavior is best addressed if a ____________________ behavior is taught.
Replacement
Mand
Requests (things, attention, information)
Decreasing reliance on others to access resources and assert ones' rights.
Self advocacy
The man considered to be the father of behavior analysis
Skinner
Reinforcement for correct responding in a motor imitation trial is usually?
Social
JJ's mother objects to a goal his IEP team recommended (to identify his ABCs) because he has worked on it for 10 consecutive years and has not mastered it. JJ's mother is essentially saying the goal has no ______________________ .
Social validity
Prompt Contigency
Stimulus-Prompt-Behavior-Reinforcement
Stimulus Control Transfer
Systematic reduction of prompts and reinforcement to achieve the final goal of stimulus control.
RBT: shows picture of a ball and asks "what is this?" Child: "Ball" In this scenario, the word "ball" is a(n)...
Tact (asking questions)
Response Effort
The amount of ease or difficulty with which a person can complete a task. This influences the frequency with which the task will be performed.
A speaker's mand is an SD for the listener to act.
True
ABA is only interested in solving socially meaningful behavior problems of humans.
True
All programs should be focused on increasing independence through prompt fading.
True
An advanced skill within the category of task-related behavior includes accepting feedback and correcting errors.
True
If reprimands are the only form of attention given, they will become reinforcing.
True
Life skills instruction is enhanced by teaching the child to self-monitor his or her own efforts.
True
Listeners serve as both reinforcers of and discriminative stimuli for speaker behavior.
True
New requirements for hygiene arise in puberty.
True
Of all the communication modes, we are least knowledgeable about the effects of picture communication on the development of spoken language.
True
Picture communication training might lay a good foundation for later training on a speech generating device.
True
Point-to-point correspondence in motor imitation means the child exactly duplicates the movements of the adult model.
True
Punishment is an acceptable therapeutic intervention if you cannot block delivery of the reinforcer.
True
Social skills training is enhanced by teaching children and adolescents to use slang.
True
Some devices will allow a person to say any word they can think of, even if it was not pre-programmed.
True
System-wide approaches such as positive behavior support and trauma-informed care have decreased the social acceptability of punishment procedures.
True
The main difference between teaching communication goals with students who speak and those who cannot is that the RBT must also learn the mode of communication.
True
The majority of high school students with disabilities receive accommodations and modifications, but most of them do not receive any accommodations in college.
True
Upon entering his workplace each morning, Mr. Miller will greet at least three coworkers with a wave, smile, or head nod for 3 consecutive days by the 14th treatment session.
True
A behavior is most observable if you can answer the questions
When, what, how
In teaching echoics, we shape by reinforcing ____________________________ before requiring correct words.
Word approximations
Otis wants to know how long it takes Fred and Laura to initiate work after being told to begin. Is this a good example of a behavioral measurement?
Yes
Which of the following is a risk associated with exclusionary time-out?
aggression and incidental reinforcement
The SD for the mand is...
an MO
Organizational skills are an example of...
executive functioning skills
Overlearning is a concept related to...
fluency
When stimuli fail to elicit the target behavior due to repeated presentation, _____________________ has occurred.
habitiuation
RBT: "Bobby" Bobby: (looks at RBT). In this scenario, Bobby's behavior is a(n) ___________________ skill.
listener skill
In order to use a larger array of vocabulary words on an SGD, a user need to have ___________________ skills.
match to sample
Echolic
mimicry (jargon, repeating words)
An intraverbal response is a verbal response to a verbal SD with?
no point-to-point correspondence
FCT often teaches the child to use ________________________ communication in the early stages, regardless of what communication is being used outside the sessions.
picture
Which form of sign language is used frequently by native oral speakers who later lose their hearing and study ASL?
pigdeon sign
Reinforcement can be based on?
presentation or removal
Speakers serve as SDs for listeners to...
say, think