Cue cards Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

**EDIT: I got a 9.7 for the assignment. If you would like to get a copy of my assignment for inspiration, drop your email address a comment when you review this summary! This document was carefully made to summarizing the 7 lectures of the course, as well as the 220 pages of the 10 papers to be read as lecture preparation. I spent a long time crafting this document and after studying with it for the exams I got a 9.5 for the course. The document was made with a 'Cornell' layout, meaning th...

This document was carefully made to include the summaries of all the lectures, as well as the summaries for all the papers required for the course. This document is made in the 'Cornel' format, meaning that you can find for each lecture (exc. the refresher lecture) and readings you can find: - cue-cards on the left panel; - main notes on the right (larger) panel; - concise summary on the lower panel (below notes). For the cue-cards, a set of fixed (simple) abbreviations is used (e.g.: W=...

This document was carefully made for students who want to have an excellent grade for this course. In addition to summarizing the 252 pages of the 11 papers, this summary summarizes all lectures and provides cue-cards for self-study. The document has a 'Cornell' layout, meaning that it includes: - cue-cards on the left panel - main notes on the right panel (main panel) - concise summaries on the bottom panel of each section The cue-cards include a set of simple abbreviations (e.g.: W...

This document was carefully made to include all the information reviewed during the course, in a summarized way. Here you can find notes and comments for each lecture, as well as the summaries of all the compulsory papers needed for the course. The document is made with the 'Cornell' format. For all readings, you can find cue-cards on the left panel to help you prepare for the weekly quizzes, midterm and final exam. Also, below the section for each of the readings you can find a very conci...

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BCBA Exam Questions and Answers (100%Solved) Assured A+. 1. Task Analysis: taking a difficult, complex task and breaking it up into smaller steps that are easier to teach. 2. Parametric analysis: involves altering the value of the independent variable to determine how much of the independent variable is necessary to control the behavior. 3. Component Analysis: involves systematically removing components of an intervention package to see which components are actually controlling the behavio...

BCBA Exam Questions and Answers (100%Solved) Assured A+. 1. Task Analysis: taking a difficult, complex task and breaking it up into smaller steps that are easier to teach. 2. Parametric analysis: involves altering the value of the independent variable to determine how much of the independent variable is necessary to control the behavior. 3. Component Analysis: involves systematically removing components of an intervention package to see which components are actually controlling the behavio...