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⩥ What are the diagnostic criteria for ASD?
Answer: Symptoms must be present prior to age 3, impact functioning,
and not be better explained by other diagnoses.
⩥ What are some characteristics of individuals with ASD?
Answer: Hyper/hypo sensitivity to sensory stimulation, issues with
motor and adaptive skills, and difficulties with academic and vocational
skills.
⩥ What is EIBI?
Answer: Early Intensive Behavioral Intervention, an effective treatment
for ASD that involves long-term support and care.
⩥ What did the Lovaas study find about early intervention for ASD?
Answer: 47% of children in the experimental group scored average IQ
and received normal education, while only 2% scored lower and
required special education.
,⩥ What is Skill Repertoire Building in ABA?
Answer: The process of teaching skills that the individual does not yet
know, including language, adaptive, social, and academic skills.
⩥ What is the purpose of initial ABA assessment procedures?
Answer: To identify the unique strengths, weaknesses, preferences, and
challenges of each learner.
⩥ What types of assessments are used in ABA?
Answer: Indirect assessments (questionnaires, interviews, observations)
and direct assessments (functional behavior assessments, skills
assessments).
⩥ What is Discrete Trial Teaching (DTT)?
Answer: A structured teaching method that uses clear presentations of
learning tasks and promotes skill acquisition through repeated trials.
⩥ What are the three parts of the three-term contingency in DTT?
Answer: 1. SD (discriminative stimulus) - presentation of instruction; 2.
Response - learner performs behavior; 3. Consequence - reinforcement
or error correction.
⩥ What is Natural Environment Training (NET)?
, Answer: A naturalistic teaching strategy where instruction is embedded
in the learner's environment, using naturally occurring activities and
motivations.
⩥ What is Fluency Based Instruction?
Answer: An approach that focuses on increasing the speed and accuracy
of skill performance within brief time intervals.
⩥ What is the difference between verbal and vocal behavior?
Answer: Verbal behavior is communication that results in reinforcement
from another person, while vocal behavior may not involve a listener or
social reinforcement.
⩥ What is a Mand in verbal behavior?
Answer: A type of verbal behavior controlled by a motivative
antecedent, where the speaker requests something that directly benefits
them.
⩥ What is a Tact in verbal behavior?
Answer: Verbal behavior that is controlled by a non-verbal antecedent,
providing information or comments to the listener.
⩥ What is an Intraverbal?
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⩥ What are the diagnostic criteria for ASD?
Answer: Symptoms must be present prior to age 3, impact functioning,
and not be better explained by other diagnoses.
⩥ What are some characteristics of individuals with ASD?
Answer: Hyper/hypo sensitivity to sensory stimulation, issues with
motor and adaptive skills, and difficulties with academic and vocational
skills.
⩥ What is EIBI?
Answer: Early Intensive Behavioral Intervention, an effective treatment
for ASD that involves long-term support and care.
⩥ What did the Lovaas study find about early intervention for ASD?
Answer: 47% of children in the experimental group scored average IQ
and received normal education, while only 2% scored lower and
required special education.
,⩥ What is Skill Repertoire Building in ABA?
Answer: The process of teaching skills that the individual does not yet
know, including language, adaptive, social, and academic skills.
⩥ What is the purpose of initial ABA assessment procedures?
Answer: To identify the unique strengths, weaknesses, preferences, and
challenges of each learner.
⩥ What types of assessments are used in ABA?
Answer: Indirect assessments (questionnaires, interviews, observations)
and direct assessments (functional behavior assessments, skills
assessments).
⩥ What is Discrete Trial Teaching (DTT)?
Answer: A structured teaching method that uses clear presentations of
learning tasks and promotes skill acquisition through repeated trials.
⩥ What are the three parts of the three-term contingency in DTT?
Answer: 1. SD (discriminative stimulus) - presentation of instruction; 2.
Response - learner performs behavior; 3. Consequence - reinforcement
or error correction.
⩥ What is Natural Environment Training (NET)?
, Answer: A naturalistic teaching strategy where instruction is embedded
in the learner's environment, using naturally occurring activities and
motivations.
⩥ What is Fluency Based Instruction?
Answer: An approach that focuses on increasing the speed and accuracy
of skill performance within brief time intervals.
⩥ What is the difference between verbal and vocal behavior?
Answer: Verbal behavior is communication that results in reinforcement
from another person, while vocal behavior may not involve a listener or
social reinforcement.
⩥ What is a Mand in verbal behavior?
Answer: A type of verbal behavior controlled by a motivative
antecedent, where the speaker requests something that directly benefits
them.
⩥ What is a Tact in verbal behavior?
Answer: Verbal behavior that is controlled by a non-verbal antecedent,
providing information or comments to the listener.
⩥ What is an Intraverbal?
