TASK LIST SAFMEDS | Assessment Questions and Answers with
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Question 1.
SECTION 1
Correct Answer: SECTION 1
Question 2.
Scientific approach. Socially significant behaviors. Technology of behavior change.
Correct Answer: Applied Behavior Analysis
Question 3.
Systematic approach seeking & organizing knowledge about the natural world.
#DETERMINISM
Correct Answer: Science
Question 4.
To achieve a thorough understanding of the phenomena under study. In ABA, the
phenomena are socially important behaviors.
Correct Answer: Purpose of Science
Question 5.
3 Levels of Science
Correct Answer: DPC
a. Description
b. Prediction
c. Control
Question 6.
A group of behaviors that comprise of an operant (same function). Operant: response -
consequence relationship. Similar behaviors are strengthened or weakened collectively as
a result of operant conditioning.
Correct Answer: Response Class
Question 7.
Systematic observations that can be quantified & classified. #describingwhatyousee
#objective #nocause EX: Number of kicks Jordan does.
Correct Answer: Description
,Question 8.
AKA: Correlation & Covariation Events may occur at the same time but that does not mean
1 causes the other. #correlationwithoutcausation EX: College ITSELF doesnt cause the
freshman 15. That is a CORRELATION because we cant assume college causes us to gain
weight.
Correct Answer: Prediction
Question 9.
HIGHEST LEVEL OF SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING AKA: Causation Experimental
demonstration manipulating 1 event results in another event. #experimentation
#functionalrelation EX: In a classroom, students who were given breaks every 20 minutes
exhibited zero instances from out of seat behavior. When breaks were given every 45
minutes, out of seat behavior increase 80%
Correct Answer: Control
Question 10.
DEERPP
a. Determinism
b. Empiricism
c. Experimentation
d. Replication
e. Parsimony
f. Philosophic Doubt
Correct Answer: Attitudes of Science
Question 11.
X DETERMINES Y if/then statements. The world is orderly & predictable #lawful
#cause&effect
Correct Answer: Determinism
Question 12.
OBJECTIVE OBSERVATION Experimental, data-based scientific approach, drawing on
observation & experience. #objective #facts
Correct Answer: Empiricism
Question 13.
AKA: Experimental Analysis BASIC STRATEGY OF HOW WE MANIPULATE VARIABLES.
Requires manipulating variables to see the effects on the dependent variable. Assessment
to determine if 1 event caused another event. Requires ALL VARIABLES to be controlled
but the dependent variables. #experimental #manipulation #functionalrelations
Correct Answer: Experimentation
, Question 14.
REPLICATION LEADS TO RELIABILITY The method scientists use to determine the
RELIABILITY & usefulness of their findings. How scientists discover mistakes.
Self-correcting #repeat #reliability #detecthumanerror
Correct Answer: Replication
Question 15.
SIMPLEST & LOGICAL EXPLANATION FOR WHY SOMETHING IS OCCURRING All simple &
logical explanations should be ruled out before considering more complex explanations.
Helps scientists for findings within the field's existing knowledge base.
#simplestexplanation
Correct Answer: Parsimony
Question 16.
FINDINGS ARE NOT ABSOLUTE Having a healthy skeptism & a critical eye about the results
of studies & your work with clients. #healthyskeptism #BULLSHITdetector
Correct Answer: Philosophic Doubt
Question 17.
MOST PRACTICAL APPROACH OR SOLUTION TO DEAL WITH PROBLEMS OR BXS A
probabilistic AB-because of-C philosophy. Relation between the setting (A) and the
behavior (B) is because of the consequence (C). Meaning of an idea or a proposition lies in
the observable practical consequences, rather than in theory or dogma.
#pragticalapproach
Correct Answer: Pragmatism
Question 18.
BATCAGE AKA: Behavior Modification
a. Behavioral
b. Applied
c. Technological
d. Conceptually Systematic
e. Analytic
f. Generality
g. Effective
Correct Answer: 7 Dimensions of ABA
Question 19.
The behavior must be observable & measurable. The behavior we chose has to be the one
in need of improvement. #measureableBX #clear #objective EX: If you are looking to
improve academic skills, you wouldnt measure social skills.
Correct Answer: Behavioral
100% Correct Answers | Latest Version
Question 1.
SECTION 1
Correct Answer: SECTION 1
Question 2.
Scientific approach. Socially significant behaviors. Technology of behavior change.
Correct Answer: Applied Behavior Analysis
Question 3.
Systematic approach seeking & organizing knowledge about the natural world.
#DETERMINISM
Correct Answer: Science
Question 4.
To achieve a thorough understanding of the phenomena under study. In ABA, the
phenomena are socially important behaviors.
Correct Answer: Purpose of Science
Question 5.
3 Levels of Science
Correct Answer: DPC
a. Description
b. Prediction
c. Control
Question 6.
A group of behaviors that comprise of an operant (same function). Operant: response -
consequence relationship. Similar behaviors are strengthened or weakened collectively as
a result of operant conditioning.
Correct Answer: Response Class
Question 7.
Systematic observations that can be quantified & classified. #describingwhatyousee
#objective #nocause EX: Number of kicks Jordan does.
Correct Answer: Description
,Question 8.
AKA: Correlation & Covariation Events may occur at the same time but that does not mean
1 causes the other. #correlationwithoutcausation EX: College ITSELF doesnt cause the
freshman 15. That is a CORRELATION because we cant assume college causes us to gain
weight.
Correct Answer: Prediction
Question 9.
HIGHEST LEVEL OF SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING AKA: Causation Experimental
demonstration manipulating 1 event results in another event. #experimentation
#functionalrelation EX: In a classroom, students who were given breaks every 20 minutes
exhibited zero instances from out of seat behavior. When breaks were given every 45
minutes, out of seat behavior increase 80%
Correct Answer: Control
Question 10.
DEERPP
a. Determinism
b. Empiricism
c. Experimentation
d. Replication
e. Parsimony
f. Philosophic Doubt
Correct Answer: Attitudes of Science
Question 11.
X DETERMINES Y if/then statements. The world is orderly & predictable #lawful
#cause&effect
Correct Answer: Determinism
Question 12.
OBJECTIVE OBSERVATION Experimental, data-based scientific approach, drawing on
observation & experience. #objective #facts
Correct Answer: Empiricism
Question 13.
AKA: Experimental Analysis BASIC STRATEGY OF HOW WE MANIPULATE VARIABLES.
Requires manipulating variables to see the effects on the dependent variable. Assessment
to determine if 1 event caused another event. Requires ALL VARIABLES to be controlled
but the dependent variables. #experimental #manipulation #functionalrelations
Correct Answer: Experimentation
, Question 14.
REPLICATION LEADS TO RELIABILITY The method scientists use to determine the
RELIABILITY & usefulness of their findings. How scientists discover mistakes.
Self-correcting #repeat #reliability #detecthumanerror
Correct Answer: Replication
Question 15.
SIMPLEST & LOGICAL EXPLANATION FOR WHY SOMETHING IS OCCURRING All simple &
logical explanations should be ruled out before considering more complex explanations.
Helps scientists for findings within the field's existing knowledge base.
#simplestexplanation
Correct Answer: Parsimony
Question 16.
FINDINGS ARE NOT ABSOLUTE Having a healthy skeptism & a critical eye about the results
of studies & your work with clients. #healthyskeptism #BULLSHITdetector
Correct Answer: Philosophic Doubt
Question 17.
MOST PRACTICAL APPROACH OR SOLUTION TO DEAL WITH PROBLEMS OR BXS A
probabilistic AB-because of-C philosophy. Relation between the setting (A) and the
behavior (B) is because of the consequence (C). Meaning of an idea or a proposition lies in
the observable practical consequences, rather than in theory or dogma.
#pragticalapproach
Correct Answer: Pragmatism
Question 18.
BATCAGE AKA: Behavior Modification
a. Behavioral
b. Applied
c. Technological
d. Conceptually Systematic
e. Analytic
f. Generality
g. Effective
Correct Answer: 7 Dimensions of ABA
Question 19.
The behavior must be observable & measurable. The behavior we chose has to be the one
in need of improvement. #measureableBX #clear #objective EX: If you are looking to
improve academic skills, you wouldnt measure social skills.
Correct Answer: Behavioral
