ABA ROCKS MOCK RBT STUDY GUIDE LATEST

ABA ROCKS MOCK RBT STUDY GUIDE LATEST latency - time until response occurs permanent product - is a durable product of a behavior that remains after the offset of the behavior..... what is left behind after the behavior occured-they punched a wall there are holes, if they write their name you'll see it on the paper. rate - count of behavior per unit of time Duration - total amount of time discontinuous measurement - instead of trying to measure the behavior constantly, you take samples to represent the whole. partial interval recording - data collection where you say yes or no if the behavior happens at all momentary time sampling - collection where you record yes or no only if the behavior happenes during a specific moment Frequency - total count Whole Interval Recording - data collection where the behavior occured the WHOLE time Shaping Procedure - teaching tools where successive approximations of a behavior are differentially reinforced while less preffered behavior receive no reinforcement to gradually change behavior to desired directions Incidental teaching - where the therapist waits for a child to initiate a response with an item or interest. Time delay and prompting are used to evoke more questions and elaborate lang. regarding the object of interst. essential component of a Skill Acquisition Plan - 1) target behavior 2) material and setting 3) prompting strategy 4) consequences 5) Mastery Criteria 6) planning for generalization Extinction - a previously reinforced consequence that no longer receives reinforcement---the "consequence" has been mastered so you no longer reinforce. functional analysis - demonstrates causality that is to say A causes B Functional Analysis - a type of test that identifies the type of reinforcement maintaining behavior (what the function behind the behavior is) stimulus fading - phasing out prompts where the learner can complete the "target response" without prompting! A Task Analysis - a recipe for a behavior much like a recipe in cooking. A complex behavior is broken down into easy steps with each steps completion serving as the reinforcer for your prefous step and SD for the next step. Pivotal Response Training - A behavioral intervention usually administered by parents in naturalistic settings; designed to increase the motivation and self-regulation skills of children with ASD discrete trial training - is an adult led teaching method with 5 distinct parts, precise contingency design and is usually repeated multiple times within a session. token economy - a form of behavior therapy in which clients are given "tokens" for desired behaviors, which they can later trade for rewards Task Analyzed chaining procedures - a behavior is broken down into easy steps with each step completion serving as the reinforcer for the precious step and SD for the next step 3.02 - The RBT follows the directions of their supervisors and Informs them when they are asked to do something that goes beyond their certification. 2.02 - The BCBA is responsible to all stakeholders-everyone involved in the behavior plan 2.04 - Do not accept gifts or give gifts to clients: " No Value" items may be accepted 1.01 - Reliance upon scientific knowledge: Behavior analysts rely on professionally derived knowledge based on science and behavior analysis when making scientific or professional judgements in human service provision or wwhen engaging in scholarly or proffesional endeavors 4.10 - Avoids Harmful Reinforcers: Behavior Analysts minimize the use of items as potential reinforcers that may be harmful to the health and development of the client or that may require excessive motivating opperations to be effective Continuous measurement - a data collection system where some dimension of a behavior is recorded each time that behavior occurs such as frequency and rate Functional Analysis - Identifies the type of reinforcement that is maintaining a behavior