TDCJ TEST 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% VERIFIED
What is descriptive texts? - ANSWER descriptive text that accompanies each disorder,
the text systematically describes each disorder under the following headlines:
"Diagnostic features," "associated features supporting diagnosis" and etc
neurodevelopment disorders - ANSWER -intellectual disability
-global developmental delay
-unspecified intellectual disability
How often are offenders in the MHE checked on? - ANSWER every 30 minutes
What does CDO mean? - ANSWER Constant Direct Observation
How often are offenders in crisis management checked on? - ANSWER every 15 minutes
classical conditioning - ANSWER a type of learning in which one learns to link two or
more stimuli and anticipate events also known as pairing
operant conditioning - ANSWER Learning based on the consequences of responding.
four major operant conditioning procedures - ANSWER 1)positive reinforcement
2)negative reinforcement
3)punishment
4)time out
positive reinforcement - ANSWER a procedure in which a reward follows the behavior
, and results in an increase in the response
negative reinforcement - ANSWER a procedure in which a behavior is followed by the
removal of an unpleasant stimulus and so increases in frequency of desired responses
punishment - ANSWER methods that decrease behavior by following the response with
an adverse consequence
Time out - ANSWER a procedure for reducing behavior in which the individual is
removed from re-enforcers (similar to seg)
What are the first 2 essential keys to effective behavior management? - ANSWER focus
on behavior and give consequences
what is the the third essential key to effective behavior management? - ANSWER target
behavior
what is the fourth essential key to effective behavior management? - ANSWER selection
of reinforcers
what are the 3 techniques for increasing behavior? - ANSWER chaining, shaping,
prompt and fade
what are the 3 techniques for decreasing behavior? - ANSWER ignoring, withdrawing
privileges, time out
What is malingering? - ANSWER the intentional production of false or grossly
exaggerated complaints for the purpose of obtaining a reward
What does "ABCs" stand for? - ANSWER Avoid accusations of lying
Beware of countertransference
What is descriptive texts? - ANSWER descriptive text that accompanies each disorder,
the text systematically describes each disorder under the following headlines:
"Diagnostic features," "associated features supporting diagnosis" and etc
neurodevelopment disorders - ANSWER -intellectual disability
-global developmental delay
-unspecified intellectual disability
How often are offenders in the MHE checked on? - ANSWER every 30 minutes
What does CDO mean? - ANSWER Constant Direct Observation
How often are offenders in crisis management checked on? - ANSWER every 15 minutes
classical conditioning - ANSWER a type of learning in which one learns to link two or
more stimuli and anticipate events also known as pairing
operant conditioning - ANSWER Learning based on the consequences of responding.
four major operant conditioning procedures - ANSWER 1)positive reinforcement
2)negative reinforcement
3)punishment
4)time out
positive reinforcement - ANSWER a procedure in which a reward follows the behavior
, and results in an increase in the response
negative reinforcement - ANSWER a procedure in which a behavior is followed by the
removal of an unpleasant stimulus and so increases in frequency of desired responses
punishment - ANSWER methods that decrease behavior by following the response with
an adverse consequence
Time out - ANSWER a procedure for reducing behavior in which the individual is
removed from re-enforcers (similar to seg)
What are the first 2 essential keys to effective behavior management? - ANSWER focus
on behavior and give consequences
what is the the third essential key to effective behavior management? - ANSWER target
behavior
what is the fourth essential key to effective behavior management? - ANSWER selection
of reinforcers
what are the 3 techniques for increasing behavior? - ANSWER chaining, shaping,
prompt and fade
what are the 3 techniques for decreasing behavior? - ANSWER ignoring, withdrawing
privileges, time out
What is malingering? - ANSWER the intentional production of false or grossly
exaggerated complaints for the purpose of obtaining a reward
What does "ABCs" stand for? - ANSWER Avoid accusations of lying
Beware of countertransference
