ABA 626 EVALUATION QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔voluntary - ✔✔the person giving informed consent must give __________ consent
after having adequate knowledge & the capacity to decide.
✔✔attention condition - ✔✔a condition in a traditional FA in which participant behavior
is reinforced with attention
✔✔continuous periods - ✔✔an anecdotal observation is usually conducted for
__________ __________ of 20 to 30 minutes.
✔✔assessment - ✔✔anecdotal observations produce behavioral __________ data that
can be used to identify potential target behaviors.
✔✔scatterplot recording - ✔✔a procedure for recording the extent to which a target
behavior occurs more often at particular times than others
✔✔tangible condition - ✔✔a condition in an FA that tests if the behavior is maintained
by access to specific items
✔✔informed consent - ✔✔the therapist describes the intervention in detail to nia's
parents before asking for __________ __________.
✔✔anecdotal observation - ✔✔a(n) __________ __________ form includes space for
relevant antecedents, behaviors, & consequences.
✔✔ABC continuous - ✔✔descriptive assessment where data collection is during a
specified period of time, __________ __________ recording
✔✔open-ended - ✔✔in ABC narrative recording, data collection is __________.
, ✔✔time periods - ✔✔scatterplots identify __________ __________ during which the
problem behavior occurs.
✔✔ABC narrative - ✔✔the observer records data only when the behavior of interest
occurs over a month. this is __________ __________ recording.
✔✔scatterplot recording - ✔✔the therapist divides the day & keeps data on how often
the target behavior occurs in each period.
✔✔obtrusive - ✔✔continuous anecdotal observation can be __________ & may cause
some degree of reactivity.
✔✔alone condition - ✔✔a condition in a traditional FA in which the participant is alone in
a room without access to reinforcing activities
✔✔accurate - ✔✔a limitation of ABC narrative recording is that it may be less
__________ than ABC continuous recording.
✔✔escape condition - ✔✔a condition in a traditional FA in which participant behavior is
reinforced with escape from demands
✔✔time-consuming - ✔✔ABC continuous recording is less __________ than ABC
narrative recording.
✔✔ABC continuous - ✔✔the observer records data on all behaviors of interest &
environmental events for one hour. this is __________ __________ recording.
✔✔specified - ✔✔in ABC continuous recording, data is collected in a __________
period of time.
✔✔blocks - ✔✔in scatterplots, the day is divided into __________ of time.
✔✔potential - ✔✔anecdotal observations produce behavioral assessment data that can
be used to identify __________ target behaviors.
✔✔informed consent - ✔✔the participant has given explicit permission before any
treatment is provided.
✔✔play condition - ✔✔a condition in a traditional FA in which a participant has free
access to reinforcing activities (control condition)
✔✔full disclosure - ✔✔consent if only informed if __________ __________ & all
information has been provided to the participant.
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔voluntary - ✔✔the person giving informed consent must give __________ consent
after having adequate knowledge & the capacity to decide.
✔✔attention condition - ✔✔a condition in a traditional FA in which participant behavior
is reinforced with attention
✔✔continuous periods - ✔✔an anecdotal observation is usually conducted for
__________ __________ of 20 to 30 minutes.
✔✔assessment - ✔✔anecdotal observations produce behavioral __________ data that
can be used to identify potential target behaviors.
✔✔scatterplot recording - ✔✔a procedure for recording the extent to which a target
behavior occurs more often at particular times than others
✔✔tangible condition - ✔✔a condition in an FA that tests if the behavior is maintained
by access to specific items
✔✔informed consent - ✔✔the therapist describes the intervention in detail to nia's
parents before asking for __________ __________.
✔✔anecdotal observation - ✔✔a(n) __________ __________ form includes space for
relevant antecedents, behaviors, & consequences.
✔✔ABC continuous - ✔✔descriptive assessment where data collection is during a
specified period of time, __________ __________ recording
✔✔open-ended - ✔✔in ABC narrative recording, data collection is __________.
, ✔✔time periods - ✔✔scatterplots identify __________ __________ during which the
problem behavior occurs.
✔✔ABC narrative - ✔✔the observer records data only when the behavior of interest
occurs over a month. this is __________ __________ recording.
✔✔scatterplot recording - ✔✔the therapist divides the day & keeps data on how often
the target behavior occurs in each period.
✔✔obtrusive - ✔✔continuous anecdotal observation can be __________ & may cause
some degree of reactivity.
✔✔alone condition - ✔✔a condition in a traditional FA in which the participant is alone in
a room without access to reinforcing activities
✔✔accurate - ✔✔a limitation of ABC narrative recording is that it may be less
__________ than ABC continuous recording.
✔✔escape condition - ✔✔a condition in a traditional FA in which participant behavior is
reinforced with escape from demands
✔✔time-consuming - ✔✔ABC continuous recording is less __________ than ABC
narrative recording.
✔✔ABC continuous - ✔✔the observer records data on all behaviors of interest &
environmental events for one hour. this is __________ __________ recording.
✔✔specified - ✔✔in ABC continuous recording, data is collected in a __________
period of time.
✔✔blocks - ✔✔in scatterplots, the day is divided into __________ of time.
✔✔potential - ✔✔anecdotal observations produce behavioral assessment data that can
be used to identify __________ target behaviors.
✔✔informed consent - ✔✔the participant has given explicit permission before any
treatment is provided.
✔✔play condition - ✔✔a condition in a traditional FA in which a participant has free
access to reinforcing activities (control condition)
✔✔full disclosure - ✔✔consent if only informed if __________ __________ & all
information has been provided to the participant.
