BDS G.13 PART 1 UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS

BDS G.13 PART 1 UPDATED QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS

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1. To decrease the possibility of satiation during massed practice,
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use a token system.

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2. The first two steps of the model-prompt-switch-repeat (4-step) method of error correction are
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say the SD, model the response, if incorrect say the SD, provide a prompt that ensures a correct response.

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3. In discrete trial training, the intertrial interval
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should usually be about 1-3 seconds.

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4. The No-No-Prompt method of error correction uses
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"No" and averted eye contact as punishers and ends the trial.

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5. When a child engages in escape-maintained problem behavior during an instructional session, you may
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prompt the child to make a functionally equivalent communicative response.

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6. Avoid uncooperative behavior by
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establishing yourself as a reinforcer.

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7. In discrete trial instruction, the intertrial interval is the time from the
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end of consequence to the presentation of the SD in the next trial.

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8. If you use "No," as a consequence for making an error,
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it should not be said in the same tone as praise statements.

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9. Discrete trial training involves