ABA 628: Deck G Part #3 of 4 (M-R)
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Practice Questions & Answers
Random rotation - correct answer-This is a trial that includes one mastered choice
and one trial choice. You would rotate prompts during each trial.
Replacement behavior - correct answer-Any type of positive and appropriate
behavior that you teach a learner that will give access to that same
reinforcement.
Response cost - correct answer-The response-contingent loss of a specific number
of positive reinforcers (e.g., a fine) that decreases the frequency of similar
responses in the future; a form of negative punishment.
Response generalization - correct answer-The extent to which a learner emits
untrained responses that are functionally equivalent to the trained target
behavior.
Response prompts - correct answer-Prompts that operate directly on the
response to cue a correct response. The three major forms of response prompts
are verbal instructions, modeling, and physical guidance.
, Restitutional overcorrection - correct answer-A form of overcorrection in which,
contingent on the problem behavior, the learner is required to repair the damage
or return the environment to its original state and then to engage in additional
behavior to bring the environment to a condition vastly better than it was in prior
to the misbehavior.
Rule - correct answer-A verbal description of a contingency. It is a statement
telling us that in a certain setting, if we perform a certain behavior, then a certain
response will follow.
Mass trial - correct answer-Asking the target multiple times in a repetitive
manner.
That would look like this:
Trial 1: Touch dog.
Trial 2: Touch dog.
Trial 3: Touch dog.
Mass trialing is typically used to teach very young children,
children new to ABA, or lower functioning children.
Matching-to-sample procedure - correct answer-A discrete trial procedure for
investigating conditional relations and stimulus equivalence. A matching-to-
sample trial begins with the participant making a response that presents or
reveals the sample stimulus; next, the sample stimulus may or may not be
removed, and two or more comparison stimuli are presented.
The participant then selects one of the comparison stimuli. Responses that select
a comparison stimulus
2026/2027 | Exam Prep | Flashcards,
Practice Questions & Answers
Random rotation - correct answer-This is a trial that includes one mastered choice
and one trial choice. You would rotate prompts during each trial.
Replacement behavior - correct answer-Any type of positive and appropriate
behavior that you teach a learner that will give access to that same
reinforcement.
Response cost - correct answer-The response-contingent loss of a specific number
of positive reinforcers (e.g., a fine) that decreases the frequency of similar
responses in the future; a form of negative punishment.
Response generalization - correct answer-The extent to which a learner emits
untrained responses that are functionally equivalent to the trained target
behavior.
Response prompts - correct answer-Prompts that operate directly on the
response to cue a correct response. The three major forms of response prompts
are verbal instructions, modeling, and physical guidance.
, Restitutional overcorrection - correct answer-A form of overcorrection in which,
contingent on the problem behavior, the learner is required to repair the damage
or return the environment to its original state and then to engage in additional
behavior to bring the environment to a condition vastly better than it was in prior
to the misbehavior.
Rule - correct answer-A verbal description of a contingency. It is a statement
telling us that in a certain setting, if we perform a certain behavior, then a certain
response will follow.
Mass trial - correct answer-Asking the target multiple times in a repetitive
manner.
That would look like this:
Trial 1: Touch dog.
Trial 2: Touch dog.
Trial 3: Touch dog.
Mass trialing is typically used to teach very young children,
children new to ABA, or lower functioning children.
Matching-to-sample procedure - correct answer-A discrete trial procedure for
investigating conditional relations and stimulus equivalence. A matching-to-
sample trial begins with the participant making a response that presents or
reveals the sample stimulus; next, the sample stimulus may or may not be
removed, and two or more comparison stimuli are presented.
The participant then selects one of the comparison stimuli. Responses that select
a comparison stimulus
