Neurodiversity emphasizes

Valuing brain-based differences

Evidence-based practice involves:

Peer-reviewed research and clinical expertise

Which document is Canada's highest law ensuring equality rights?

Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

Ableism is best defined as

Discrimination in favour of able-bodied people

Response Interruption and Redirection

Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act

A key component of discrete trial training is

reinforcement following correct response

What is the purpose of an Individual Education Plan (IEP)?

Tailor education to student needs

What does the Ontario Human Rights Code protect?

Equal rights and opportunities without discrimination

Historically, people with disabilities were often:

Denied basic rights and institutionalized

Skepticism in science means:

Demanding evidence before accepting claims

PPM-140 is focused on:

Inclusion of ABA in school programming

Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA) helps identify:

Causes of challenging behaviour

Which is a red flag for pseudoscience?

Resistance to peer review, Claims based on peer-reviewed studies

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1
Neurodiversity emphasizes
Pathologizing autism
Valuing brain-based differences
Curing neurological differences
Uniformity in development
2
Evidence-based practice involves:
Peer-reviewed research and clinical expertise
Traditional beliefs
Anecdotal success
Social media popularity
3
Which document is Canada's highest law ensuring equality rights?
Ontario Human Rights Code
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Canadian Human Rights Act
Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act
4
Ableism is best defined as
Promoting equity
Supporting accessibility
Enhancing neurodiversity
Discrimination in favour of able-bodied people
5
Antecedent interventions target:
The person's emotional state
Consequences of the behaviour
The sensory profile
Events before the behaviour
6
RIRD stands for:
Reinforcement In Response Delay
Redirecting Intervention for Reactive Development
Response Interruption and Redirection
Regulated Interaction and Discrete Reinforcement
7
One criticism of ABA from neurodiversity advocates is
It is too flexible
It is only used for children
It is too structured
It lacks scientific support
8
AODA stands for:
Association of Ontario Disability Agencies
Act for Ontarians’ Disability Access
Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act
Access for Ontario Disabled Adults
9
Sensory-based behaviours are often maintained by
Automatic reinforcement
Escape
Attention
Tangible
10
A key component of discrete trial training is
Unstructured play
reinforcement following correct response
ignoring incorrect responses
open-ended discussions
11
Types of advocacy include all BUT
Legal advocacy
Peer advocacy
Government only advocacy
Self advocacy
12
What is the purpose of an Individual Education Plan (IEP)?
Track special education curriculum
Assign school rankings
Tailor education to student needs
Provide universal curriculum
13
Family-centred services emphasize
Collaboration with family
Ensuring all policies are followed
Promoting the child's choice
Focus on teachers
14
What does the Ontario Human Rights Code protect?
Employment only
Equal rights and opportunities without discrimination
Federal rights
Property rights only
15
Expressive language refers to:
Understanding what others say
Following directions
Using language to communicate
Reading comprehension
16
Historically, people with disabilities were often:
Protected by human rights codes
Empowered in the community
Denied basic rights and institutionalized
Integrated but faced some stigmas
17
Which is NOT a verbal operant?
intraverbal
mand
jump
tact
18
Skepticism in science means:
Demanding evidence before accepting claims
Rejecting all new ideas
Accepting only personal opinions
Believing in conspiracies
19
What is a common target in social skills programs?
Eating independently
Giving hugs
Conversational turn taking
Toilet training
20
PPM-140 is focused on:
Inclusion of ABA in school programming
Curriculum standards
Graduation requirements
School funding allocation
21
Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA) helps identify:
Causes of challenging behaviour
Preferred reinforcers
Academic strengths
IQ levels
22
Social stories are used to
Teach math concepts
Prepare for social situations
Replace therapy
Grade speech fluency
23
What can result from a successful human rights complaint?
A fine
Compensation or policy changes
Jail time
Revocation of citizenship
24
Which is a red flag for pseudoscience?
Replication of findings
Resistance to peer review
Claims based on peer-reviewed studies
Transparent methodology
25
Which group is covered by Developmental Services Ontario?
Only adults
Children, adolescents, and adults
Only children and youth
Only seniors

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