ABA 626 UPDATED TEST PAPER QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔targeted - ✔✔relevance of behavior rule: only behaviors that are likely to produce
reinforcement in the individual's natural environment should be __________.
✔✔FBA - ✔✔gathering information to form a hypothesis about variables occasioning or
maintaining a behavior is part of a(n) __________ __________ __________.
✔✔subjective - ✔✔the term behavioral cusp is __________ & not a universally agreed
upon term.
✔✔reinforcement - ✔✔relevance of behavior rule: only behaviors that are likely to
produce __________ in the individual's natural environment should be targeted.
✔✔ecological assessment - ✔✔in a(n) __________ __________, a great deal of
information is gathered about the person & their environments.
✔✔reactivity - ✔✔josh sees the observer taking notes. the frequency of josh's hitting
behavior is less than usual.
✔✔behavioral - ✔✔a(n) __________ assessment obtains information about the function
a problem behavior serves for an organism.
✔✔pivotal behavior - ✔✔imitative behavior is a good examples of a __________
__________ because it can produce changes in other untrained responses.
✔✔environments - ✔✔functional communication meets the relevance of behavior rule
because it is likely reinforced in most __________.
✔✔consequences - ✔✔a functional behavior assessment identifies antecedents &
__________ related to a behavior of concern.
, ✔✔behavior checklists - ✔✔a check-off tool that provides descriptions of specific
behaviors & the conditions under which each behavior should occur
✔✔antecedents - ✔✔a functional behavior assessment identifies __________ &
consequences related to a behavior of concern.
✔✔modifications - ✔✔a pivotal behavior produces corresponding __________ or
covariations in other adaptive untrained behaviors.
✔✔observation - ✔✔reactivity is the effects of a(n) __________ & measurement
procedure on the behavior being measured.
✔✔punishers - ✔✔behavioral cusps expose the individual's repertoire to new
environments, especially new reinforcers & __________.
✔✔pivotal behavior - ✔✔produces corresponding modifications or covariations in other
adaptive untrained behaviors.
✔✔ecological assessment - ✔✔collects information in a variety of settings & conditions
& recognizes the interrelation between behavior & environment.
✔✔likert - ✔✔behavior checklists may include a(n) __________ scale about
antecedents & consequent events.
✔✔ reinforces - ✔✔a contingency reversal puts the suspected function on extinction &
__________ an alternative behavior.
✔✔descriptive FBA - ✔✔an assessment that includes direct observation in naturally
occurring conditions
✔✔direct observation - ✔✔indirect observations are "indirect" because they don't
involve __________ __________ of the behavior.
✔✔high - ✔✔in a descriptive assessment, events that have a __________ degree of
correlation with the target behavior suggest a functional hypothesis.
✔✔consequences - ✔✔different behaviors are functionally equivalent if they produce
the same __________.
✔✔contingency space analysis - ✔✔the therapist is making a graph of the probability of
consequences in relation to other events.
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔targeted - ✔✔relevance of behavior rule: only behaviors that are likely to produce
reinforcement in the individual's natural environment should be __________.
✔✔FBA - ✔✔gathering information to form a hypothesis about variables occasioning or
maintaining a behavior is part of a(n) __________ __________ __________.
✔✔subjective - ✔✔the term behavioral cusp is __________ & not a universally agreed
upon term.
✔✔reinforcement - ✔✔relevance of behavior rule: only behaviors that are likely to
produce __________ in the individual's natural environment should be targeted.
✔✔ecological assessment - ✔✔in a(n) __________ __________, a great deal of
information is gathered about the person & their environments.
✔✔reactivity - ✔✔josh sees the observer taking notes. the frequency of josh's hitting
behavior is less than usual.
✔✔behavioral - ✔✔a(n) __________ assessment obtains information about the function
a problem behavior serves for an organism.
✔✔pivotal behavior - ✔✔imitative behavior is a good examples of a __________
__________ because it can produce changes in other untrained responses.
✔✔environments - ✔✔functional communication meets the relevance of behavior rule
because it is likely reinforced in most __________.
✔✔consequences - ✔✔a functional behavior assessment identifies antecedents &
__________ related to a behavior of concern.
, ✔✔behavior checklists - ✔✔a check-off tool that provides descriptions of specific
behaviors & the conditions under which each behavior should occur
✔✔antecedents - ✔✔a functional behavior assessment identifies __________ &
consequences related to a behavior of concern.
✔✔modifications - ✔✔a pivotal behavior produces corresponding __________ or
covariations in other adaptive untrained behaviors.
✔✔observation - ✔✔reactivity is the effects of a(n) __________ & measurement
procedure on the behavior being measured.
✔✔punishers - ✔✔behavioral cusps expose the individual's repertoire to new
environments, especially new reinforcers & __________.
✔✔pivotal behavior - ✔✔produces corresponding modifications or covariations in other
adaptive untrained behaviors.
✔✔ecological assessment - ✔✔collects information in a variety of settings & conditions
& recognizes the interrelation between behavior & environment.
✔✔likert - ✔✔behavior checklists may include a(n) __________ scale about
antecedents & consequent events.
✔✔ reinforces - ✔✔a contingency reversal puts the suspected function on extinction &
__________ an alternative behavior.
✔✔descriptive FBA - ✔✔an assessment that includes direct observation in naturally
occurring conditions
✔✔direct observation - ✔✔indirect observations are "indirect" because they don't
involve __________ __________ of the behavior.
✔✔high - ✔✔in a descriptive assessment, events that have a __________ degree of
correlation with the target behavior suggest a functional hypothesis.
✔✔consequences - ✔✔different behaviors are functionally equivalent if they produce
the same __________.
✔✔contingency space analysis - ✔✔the therapist is making a graph of the probability of
consequences in relation to other events.
