Praise correct behaviour immediately

Differential Reinforcement is..

systematic reinforcement ofdesiredbehavin presence ofstimuli

what are the two types of discrimination training?

simultaneous/successive training

What is a discriminative stimulus?

reinforcement is available for a particular behaviour

In generalized responding, the same or similar response is emitted in the presence of numerous.

stimuli sharing one or more common characteristics

What is an example of stimulus control?

Always eating while watching tv

Article on College Driving, what was being studied?

Prompts and incentives on drivers in a bar

What is differential reinforcement?

Reinforcement for desired behaviour w specific stimuli

what is generalization?

Show picture of dog, cartoon dog, real dog, n u stil say dog

How did the assess target behaviours (college drivers)

Breath tests and handed out incentives

What are the two types of antecedent within DTT?

Establishing Operations/Discriminative Stimulus

What are the 4 established instructional programs?

Direct instrution/CorrectiveReading/Voyager/DiscretetrialDTT

Who was Dr. Patrick Mcgreevey?

Expert in teaching verbal behaviour 2 older children adults

Antecedent strategies do two things.. what are they?

Change to make environment desirable/undesirable

Standard Celeration is..

Data collection and graphic system

In the electricity article what was being studied?

Visual prompts, feedback and rewards for electrical consump

What does ABLLS stand for?

Assessment basic learning and language skills

Karen Pryor was known for what?

Animal training including clicker training

What is corrective reading?

Provides students with examples and opportunity, all of the above

What is precision training?

teaching mastery of specific behav nder multiple conditions

What is discrete trial training (DTT)

Most common with children on autism spectrum

What is discrimination training?

Reinforce target one when antecedent or SD is present

Suppressing or elimination of behaviour

What are the 4 BST components?

Instructions/Modeling/Rehersal/Feedback

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1
Discriminated operants are behaviours under the control (occur reliably) in the presence of..
Eating
specific stimuli
Reinforcement
behaviour of sitting
2
Praise and feedback:
repeat rehearsal as needed
Praise correct behaviour immediately
all of the above
work from easy to hard
3
Differential Reinforcement is..
systematic reinforcement ofdesiredbehavin presence ofstimuli
Different types of reinforcement to the individual
Distinct reinforcement to particular individual
systematic reinforcement ofdesiredbehav in teaching new ways
4
what are the two types of discrimination training?
target and mass
Child must respond to both
All of the above
simultaneous/successive training
5
What is a discriminative stimulus?
Lets the individual know that they are being rewarded
reinforcement is available for a particular behaviour
Discrimination against children
Punishment
6
How does the antecedents change environment for undesirable behaviour?
all of the above
Eliminate MOs for competing behaviours
removing cues
Remove SDs for competing behaviours
7
In generalized responding, the same or similar response is emitted in the presence of numerous.
occasions that take new training skills
none of the above
stimuli sharing one or more common characteristics
reinforcing behaviours
8
Karen Pryor had extensive experience in....
cat training
fish training
dog training
dolphin training
9
What is an example of stimulus control?
yelling
Always eating while watching tv
None of the above
Brush hair 10x day
10
Article on College Driving, what was being studied?
Prompts and incentives on drivers in a bar
College students are better drivers
College students are okay drivers
College drivers being terrible drivers
11
What is differential reinforcement?
Reinforcement for desired behaviour w specific stimuli
Specific stimuli is reinforced constantly
Specific behaviours are paired with stimuli
Reinforcement following negative punishment
12
Who was one of the creators of the ABLLS assessment?
Dr.Jamie Lavington
Dr.James Partington
Dr. Sam Costa
Dr.James Ferry
13
what is generalization?
saying a word and meaning something different
Show picture of dog, cartoon dog, real dog, n u stil say dog
generalizing that everyone should know what a dog is
Generalizing that all people are the same
14
How did the assess target behaviours (college drivers)
Asked what they did right
Free alcohol
Free stuff
Breath tests and handed out incentives
15
what is direct instruction?
Watching client
All of the above
Giving firm instruction
step by step (imitation)
16
What is voyager?
theme based approach
suggestions
building skills
all of the above
17
What is an example of stimulus control?
3. Both 2 and 4
4. Raining outside---wipers on
2. phone rings---person answers it
1. Dog barks--cat cries
18
How does antecedent strategies change environment to be more desired?
Decrease response effort for desirable behaviour
adding MOs to increase persons "want" to do behav
all of the above
Adding cues to prompt desired behav
19
What are the two types of antecedent within DTT?
Reinforcement/punishment
none
Antecedent/consequence
Establishing Operations/Discriminative Stimulus
20
What are antecedent control procedures based on?
3. is functional, non aversive
None of the above
2. Functional assessment information
1. Both 2 and 3
21
What are the 4 established instructional programs?
Imitate/reherse/observe/Review
DTT/Focus/voyager/Direct
None of the above
Direct instrution/CorrectiveReading/Voyager/DiscretetrialDTT
22
Who was Dr. Patrick Mcgreevey?
Expert in teaching verbal behaviour 2 older children adults
Expert in teaching vocal ques
Expert in diagnosing children with ADHD
Expert in teaching language
23
What is discrete trial?
Has 3 components
Definite beggining and end
Antecedent/Response/consequence
all of the above
24
Rehearsal:
needs to be done immediately after instructions n modelling
all of the above
Corrective feedback needed
Rehearse in proper context SD-R-SR
25
Antecedent strategies do two things.. what are they?
Change to make environment desirable/undesirable
Change ways of thinking/change repertoire
Change behaviour and ways of thinking
Change environment in multiple ways/change back to normal
26
Standard Celeration is..
all of the above
None of the above
Mathematical equation to select baseline
Data collection and graphic system
27
How was the seatbelt article assessed?
None
AB
ABAB
multi element design
28
In the electricity article what was being studied?
FREE ELECTRICITY
Visual prompts, feedback and rewards for electrical consump
none of the above
nothing
29
What does ABLLS stand for?
Available by link long syllable
Assessment basic learning and language skills
Assessment of basic love and life skills
Assessment behaviour listening and loving skills
30
What is behaviour skills training used for?
all of the above
1. teach new behaviours
3. used individually or in groups
2. simulated in role play
31
Karen Pryor was known for what?
having a large impact on ABA
Training fish
Animal training including clicker training
Being a teacher
32
What is corrective reading?
cumulative skills development
Provides students with examples and opportunity
all of the above
providing tutor and explicit instruction
33
Discrimination and Generalization are inferred by:
Obstruction of contracts
Observing performance
Observing visuals
Learning new ques
34
What is precision training?
precise when reinforcing behaviour
teaching mastery of specific behav nder multiple conditions
Perfect training sessions, no errors
being precise in teaching a new behaviour
35
What is discrete trial training (DTT)
none of the above
Being discrete when training
Most common with children on autism spectrum
Clicker training for animals
36
What type of design was used for the college drivers article?
ABCA
AB
ABABAB
ABA
37
What is discrimination training?
Behaviour/Consequence
Reinforcing behaviour after goal is met
A & B
Reinforce target one when antecedent or SD is present
38
Extinction is...
Like the dinosaurs?
Eliminating all antecedents causing behaviour to occur
Suppressing or elimination of reinforcement from repertoire
Suppressing or elimination of behaviour
39
What did they call the seatbelt article?
Click and drive
buckle up!
Click it or ticket
Click it or stick it
40
modelling:
variety of exemplars
modelling behaviour is reinforced
all of the above
model has high status/similarity
41
What does "in situ" training mean?
situational
in situation training
a form of punishment
in situations
42
Stimulus control..
3. controlling the living
4. relates to fast, accurate, with little or no hesitation
2.Predictbility response when in presence of relevant stimu
1. Both 2 and 4
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What are the 4 BST components?
Instructions/Modeling/Rehersal/Feedback
Involvement/Modeling/Replay/Friends
Instruction/feedback/rehearse/review
Show/imitate/watch/feedback

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