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Which of the following has been proven to avoid problem behavior for a child?

A. Choices

B. Scheduling

C. Both a and b

ANSWER C. Both a and b



Which of the following is an example of a cuing strategy that would prevent problem
behavior?

A. Teaching the child to follow a visual schedule.

B. Telling the child to ask for a break when tired

C.Both a and b - ANSWER A.Teaching the child to follow a visual schedule



Which of the following is an example of a prompting strategy to prevent problem
behavior?

A.Providing a model for how to complete an algebra problem

B.Reducing the number of algebra problems required

C.Both a and b - ANSWER A.Providing a model for how to complete an algebra problem



Ed's boss reports that he can predict which days Ed is going to make a scene at work,
based on how he greets everyone when he arrives. This suggests a(n)
_________________________________________ is probably in effect.

A.establishing operation

B.punishing contingency

C.stimulus control variable - ANSWER A.establishing operation

,Establishing operations are often associated with

A.temporary emotional states

B.sensory processing issues

C.both a and b - ANSWER C. both a and b



Interventions designed to prevent problem behaviors.

A.Antecedent interventions

B.Punishment

C.Both a and b - ANSWER A.Antecedent interventions



The key to success with extinction is to combine it with punishment.

A.True

B.False - ANSWER b. False



Escape extinction is ethically implemented by

A.forcing the person to comply

B.responding to refusals by presenting the stimulus again

C.neither a nor b - ANSWER



Extinction can be explained as negative punishment.

A.True

B.False - ANSWER A.True



Sr+ is the abbreviation for

A.positive reinforcement

B.conditioned stimulus

,C.unconditioned reinforcement - ANSWER A.positive reinforcement



Extinction bursts are

A.explanatory fiction

B.temporary

C.both a and b - ANSWER B. Temporary



One common use of extinction is

A.safety behaviors

B.teaching right from wrong

C.toddler tantrums for tangibles - ANSWER C. Toddler tantrums for tangibles



Extinction of automatically reinforced behavior may include use of special materials that
block access to the body.

A.True

B.False - ANSWER A. true



Extinction procedures will vary based on behavior ____________________.

A.function

B.intensity

C.topography - ANSWER A. Function



One risk of using extinction alone to treat a problem behavior is

A.generalization to other, more productive behaviors

B.new problem behaviors may emerge

C.both a and b - ANSWER C. Both a and b

, Mary consumed seven out of the ten food items presented to her today in her feeding
therapy session. She rejected squash, potatoes, and green beans. She enjoyed
watermelon. Her mother will start incorporating watermelon into her meals at home.
NOTE: I was not able to try her on the chicken because RBT Amy used it all during the
session before Mary's, and did not prep any more.

Which of the following sentences does NOT belong in this session note?

A. She declined the squash, potatoes, and green beans.

B. Her mother will start adding watermelon to her meals at home.

C.I was not able to try her on the chicken because RBT Amy used it all during the
session before Mary's, and did not prep any more. - ANSWER C.I was not able to try her
on the chicken because RBT Amy used it all during the session before Mary's, and did
not prep any more.



Session notes are ________________ in form.

A.graphic

B.narrative

Your Answer

C.both a and b - ANSWER B.narrative



The data you collect in session serves as your session notes.

A.True

B.False - ANSWER B.False



HIPAA is a law protecting

A.private health information

B.student educational records

C.neither a nor b - ANSWER A.private health information



Privacy laws include the client's right to decide who knows they are receiving services
from you.

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