LATESTCARD ABA Training Test

How do consequences change behavior? - correct answersBehavior changes when certain outcomes are contingent on the occurrence of that behavior. -Contingent = "depends on" The type of consequence depends on the type of response that occurs. How do we know when something is mastered? - correct answers1. First and last trial are unpromted. 2. At least 80% correct for overall trial. 3. Maintain the two previous requirements across sessions with at least two therapists. How does ABA work? - correct answersABA works by changing behavior, applying behavioral principles to real life situations and behavior results in our ability to change behavior, and individuals can learn new skills, behave in more effective ways, replace problematic behaviors with ones that are more successful. How is NET different? - correct answersClients rarely sit at a table. Typical training materials such as cards or "academic" manipulatives are rarely used . The target items are chosen by the learner instead of the therapist. Lessons are more "functional" in nature. How is verbal behavior different from vocal behavior? - correct answers"Verbal" is not the same as "vocal." -Verbal behavior is behavior that results in reinforcement form another person. -There are many types of verbal behavior that person may engage in. Not all vocal behavior is verbal. -Some vocal behavior is not emitted for the result of gaining socially mediated reinforcement. -Not all vocal behavior requires a listener. How to conduct a DTT. - correct answers1. Systematic presentation of the three-term contingency to teach new skills. 2. The repeated presentation of an antecedent. 3. Consequences delivered immediately after the behavior to strengthen the behavior. Antecedent (SD) -Presentation of an instruction, question, or item. Response -The learner performs a behavior. Consequence -Reinforcement or some other outcome is delivered