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Leonard gives Sheldon a token about every 5th time Sheldon responds correctly. After
Sheldon earns 5 tokens, he can exchange them for 10 minutes of video games time.
Sheldon is earning tokens on what schedule of reinforcement? - ANSWER Variable
ratio
Food, sex, water, breathable air, and any other stimuli that are necessary for life are
what types of reinforcement? - ANSWER unconditioned
How many face-to-face supervision contacts are required every month? - ANSWER 2
How many face-to-face supervision contacts are required every month? - ANSWER
Pairing the instructions, "Make a sandwich" with a video model, then fading the video
model until the patient can make a sandwich when given the instruction only.
Which of the following is likely a conditioned reinforcer? - ANSWER Which of the
following is likely a conditioned reinforcer?
April has recently been assigned on Ron's case. She is preparing for her first session
with him by reading through his targets and behavior support plans, and ensuring she is
familiar with them both before she starts. At the beginning of her session, she greets
him and brings out a few toys. After conducting a preference assessment with the toys,
she begins running targets. Ron engages in maladaptive behaviors and does not
comply with demands. What is most likely the problem? - ANSWER April did not take
enough time to build rapport with Ron before placing demands
When teaching a patient to brush their teeth, you demonstrate with your own toothbrush
and teeth. What type of prompt is used? - ANSWER modeling
A therapist is working with a client with limited vocal language. This child is stacking
blocks on a table. As he interacts with the blocks, the therapist periodically asks the
client what color, shape, and comparative size the blocks are as the child plays. What
type of teaching strategy is this? - ANSWER Incidental/ Natural environment training
(NET)
A therapist provides a 'star' token every 3 times the learner responds correctly. After 5
tokens, the learner can exchange the tokens for a reinforcer from the reinforcer menu.
What type of schedule of reinforcement is this? - ANSWER fixed ratio
Cars, money, movies, stories, etc. - things whose reinforcing value is established
through learned relations are what type of reinforcement? - ANSWER conditioned
, Identify the correct reinforcement schedule for the following example: Chandler gives
Joey skittles after an average of 5 completed tasks without challenging behaviors. -
ANSWER VR 5
Winston placed his client's spitting on extinction. When he did this, he was worried he
chose the wrong function because the client's spitting initially increased. This is known
as: - ANSWER Extinction burst
The teacher placed Mark's screaming on extinction. After several days, his screaming
went away. However, it returned a week later. This is known as: - ANSWER
Spontaneous recovery
What is not part of a crisis/emergency protocol when providing behavioral services? -
ANSWER call the main office
Which of the following are signs of assent from the patient? - ANSWER Patient smiles
at you throughout the session
Patient invites you to play with them
Patient greets you at the beginning of the session
(All of the above)
True or false. Token economies should be designed specific to individuals. - ANSWER
true
Which is an example of an Intraverbal? - ANSWER Colby's uncle asks "Where do you
go to school?" Colby replies "Abbot Elementary."
The removal of a stimulus that decreases the future likelihood of a behavior is called: -
ANSWER negative punishment
A type of measurement that records behavior after it has occurred by the lasting
physical change on the environment. - ANSWER Permanent Product
A signal that reinforcement is available: - ANSWER Discriminative stimulus
What is a motivating operation? - ANSWER An environmental variable that has value
altering and behavior altering effects
Nicole, a BCBA, is putting together a DRI for her patient who is hitting peers in the
hallway while walking in line. Nicole made a plan where every time the child is in the
hallway in line, he will receive reinforcement if he: - ANSWER Keeps his hands in his
pockets
Medication changes, illness, relocation, sleep problems, etc., are all_______ that should
always be documented in the direct care session note. - ANSWER setting events
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Leonard gives Sheldon a token about every 5th time Sheldon responds correctly. After
Sheldon earns 5 tokens, he can exchange them for 10 minutes of video games time.
Sheldon is earning tokens on what schedule of reinforcement? - ANSWER Variable
ratio
Food, sex, water, breathable air, and any other stimuli that are necessary for life are
what types of reinforcement? - ANSWER unconditioned
How many face-to-face supervision contacts are required every month? - ANSWER 2
How many face-to-face supervision contacts are required every month? - ANSWER
Pairing the instructions, "Make a sandwich" with a video model, then fading the video
model until the patient can make a sandwich when given the instruction only.
Which of the following is likely a conditioned reinforcer? - ANSWER Which of the
following is likely a conditioned reinforcer?
April has recently been assigned on Ron's case. She is preparing for her first session
with him by reading through his targets and behavior support plans, and ensuring she is
familiar with them both before she starts. At the beginning of her session, she greets
him and brings out a few toys. After conducting a preference assessment with the toys,
she begins running targets. Ron engages in maladaptive behaviors and does not
comply with demands. What is most likely the problem? - ANSWER April did not take
enough time to build rapport with Ron before placing demands
When teaching a patient to brush their teeth, you demonstrate with your own toothbrush
and teeth. What type of prompt is used? - ANSWER modeling
A therapist is working with a client with limited vocal language. This child is stacking
blocks on a table. As he interacts with the blocks, the therapist periodically asks the
client what color, shape, and comparative size the blocks are as the child plays. What
type of teaching strategy is this? - ANSWER Incidental/ Natural environment training
(NET)
A therapist provides a 'star' token every 3 times the learner responds correctly. After 5
tokens, the learner can exchange the tokens for a reinforcer from the reinforcer menu.
What type of schedule of reinforcement is this? - ANSWER fixed ratio
Cars, money, movies, stories, etc. - things whose reinforcing value is established
through learned relations are what type of reinforcement? - ANSWER conditioned
, Identify the correct reinforcement schedule for the following example: Chandler gives
Joey skittles after an average of 5 completed tasks without challenging behaviors. -
ANSWER VR 5
Winston placed his client's spitting on extinction. When he did this, he was worried he
chose the wrong function because the client's spitting initially increased. This is known
as: - ANSWER Extinction burst
The teacher placed Mark's screaming on extinction. After several days, his screaming
went away. However, it returned a week later. This is known as: - ANSWER
Spontaneous recovery
What is not part of a crisis/emergency protocol when providing behavioral services? -
ANSWER call the main office
Which of the following are signs of assent from the patient? - ANSWER Patient smiles
at you throughout the session
Patient invites you to play with them
Patient greets you at the beginning of the session
(All of the above)
True or false. Token economies should be designed specific to individuals. - ANSWER
true
Which is an example of an Intraverbal? - ANSWER Colby's uncle asks "Where do you
go to school?" Colby replies "Abbot Elementary."
The removal of a stimulus that decreases the future likelihood of a behavior is called: -
ANSWER negative punishment
A type of measurement that records behavior after it has occurred by the lasting
physical change on the environment. - ANSWER Permanent Product
A signal that reinforcement is available: - ANSWER Discriminative stimulus
What is a motivating operation? - ANSWER An environmental variable that has value
altering and behavior altering effects
Nicole, a BCBA, is putting together a DRI for her patient who is hitting peers in the
hallway while walking in line. Nicole made a plan where every time the child is in the
hallway in line, he will receive reinforcement if he: - ANSWER Keeps his hands in his
pockets
Medication changes, illness, relocation, sleep problems, etc., are all_______ that should
always be documented in the direct care session note. - ANSWER setting events
