ABA Therapy Basics

What does ABA stand for in the context of therapy?

• Applied Behavior Analysis

• Advanced Behavioral Assessment

• Adaptive Behavior Adjustment

• Analytical Behavior Approach

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Which of the following is a common behavior intervention strategy used in ABA therapy?

• Time-out

• Ignoring

• Positive Reinforcement

• Punishment

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What is the purpose of fading in prompting procedures?

• To increase the client's dependence on prompts

• To gradually reduce the use of prompts

• To introduce new behaviors

• To maintain the same level of prompting

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Why is building rapport with a client important in ABA therapy?

• It helps in collecting data more efficiently

• It ensures the client follows all instructions

• It creates a trusting and cooperative relationship

• It allows the therapist to control the client's behavior

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Which of the following is a key principle of client confidentiality in ABA therapy?

• Sharing client information with friends

• Discussing client progress in public places

• Keeping client information private and secure

• Posting client achievements on social media

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What is the primary goal of ABA therapy?

• To diagnose mental health disorders

• To improve social, communication, and learning skills

• To provide medication for behavioral issues

• To conduct psychological assessments

Which of the following is an example of a discrete trial in ABA therapy?

• Allowing the client to play freely

• Providing a clear instruction, waiting for a response, and giving feedback

• Observing the client without interaction

• Engaging in a conversation with the client

What is the function of a behavior in the context of ABA?

• The reason or purpose behind a behavior

• The frequency of a behavior

• The duration of a behavior

• The intensity of a behavior