UWF EDF 6225-FOUNDATIONS OF ABA
EXAM 2 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 110
QUESTIONS AND DETAILED ANSWERS
What is behavioral contrast?
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A change in the reinforcement schedule of one setting causes
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a behavior to have the opposite effect in other settings. For
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example, kiddo normally eats cookies with grandma.
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Grandma starts punishing eating cookies, so his cookie eating
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decreases with grandma but increases at home.
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What is response blocking?
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intervening as soon as the behavior starts to prevent the
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|completion of the response | | |
What is contingent excercise?
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participant is required to do a response not topographically
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related to the behavior
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,ex: running 5 laps for forgetting gym clothes
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When a punishment procedure is in place there can be no
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for the target behavior? | | |
reinforcement
What is a reprimand?
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a verbal or sound punisher
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What is response cost?
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loss of a specified amount of reinforcement
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What are methods of response cost?
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-fines
-bonus response cost | |
-combined w/ positive reinforcement | | |
, -combined w/ group consequences | | |
What is RIRD?
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Response Interruption & Redirection:
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interrupting stereotypic behavior & redirecting the individual
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|to do a high-p behavior instead
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What is restitutional overcorrection?
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Client must restore the environment to an even better state
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than before the behavior occurred.
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What is positive practice overcorrection?
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required to repeatedly perform the correct form of the
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behavior
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What is overcorrection?
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EXAM 2 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 110
QUESTIONS AND DETAILED ANSWERS
What is behavioral contrast?
| | |
A change in the reinforcement schedule of one setting causes
| | | | | | | | |
a behavior to have the opposite effect in other settings. For
| | | | | | | | | | |
example, kiddo normally eats cookies with grandma.
| | | | | | |
Grandma starts punishing eating cookies, so his cookie eating
| | | | | | | |
decreases with grandma but increases at home.
| | | | | | |
What is response blocking?
| | |
intervening as soon as the behavior starts to prevent the
| | | | | | | | |
|completion of the response | | |
What is contingent excercise?
| | |
participant is required to do a response not topographically
| | | | | | | |
related to the behavior
| | | |
,ex: running 5 laps for forgetting gym clothes
| | | | | | |
When a punishment procedure is in place there can be no
| | | | | | | | | |
for the target behavior? | | |
reinforcement
What is a reprimand?
| | |
a verbal or sound punisher
| | | |
What is response cost?
| | |
loss of a specified amount of reinforcement
| | | | | |
What are methods of response cost?
| | | | |
-fines
-bonus response cost | |
-combined w/ positive reinforcement | | |
, -combined w/ group consequences | | |
What is RIRD?
| |
Response Interruption & Redirection:
| | |
interrupting stereotypic behavior & redirecting the individual
| | | | | |
|to do a high-p behavior instead
| | | | |
What is restitutional overcorrection?
| | |
Client must restore the environment to an even better state
| | | | | | | | |
than before the behavior occurred.
| | | | |
What is positive practice overcorrection?
| | | |
required to repeatedly perform the correct form of the
| | | | | | | |
behavior
|
What is overcorrection?
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