What does DRA stand for in the context of reinforcement?

Differential reinforcement of alternative behavior

Differential reinforcement of incompatible behavior

Differential reinforcement of high rates of responding

Differential reinforcement of low rates of responding

What does DRH stand for?

Differential reinforcement of high rates of responding

Differential reinforcement of low rates of responding

Differential reinforcement of alternative behavior

Differential reinforcement of incompatible behavior

What is the purpose of error correction in teaching?

To present the SD again and prompt the correct response

To reinforce correct responses immediately

To record data on the antecedent, behavior, and consequence

To teach using the 3 term contingency

What is incidental teaching?

Structuring and sequencing learning opportunities so that they occur within a natural setting

Changing aspects of the learner's environment to prevent problem behavior

Guiding the learning to the correct response

Reinforcing a response under one stimulus and not others

What does antecedent interventions involve?

Changing aspects of the learner's environment to prevent problem behavior

Reinforcing a response under one stimulus and not others

Teaching a skill by breaking it down into successive tasks

Reducing assistance to lesser and lesser intrusive prompts over time

What is the purpose of prompting in learning?

To guide the learning to the correct response

To reinforce a response under one stimulus and not others

To transfer a stimulus from a prompt to something natural in the environment

To teach a skill by breaking it down into successive tasks

Which of the following describes prompt hierarchy?

Most to least intrusive: full physical, partial physical, model, gestural, verbal, and independent

Structuring and sequencing learning opportunities

Changing aspects of the learner's environment

Reinforcing a response under one stimulus and not others

What is discrimination training?

Reinforcing a response under one stimulus and not others

Teaching a skill by breaking it down into successive tasks

Reducing assistance to lesser and lesser intrusive prompts over time

Teaching a skill by reinforcing successive approximations of a desired behavior

What is stimulus control transfer?

Transferring a stimulus from a prompt to something natural in the environment

Teaching a skill by breaking it down into successive tasks

Reducing assistance to lesser and lesser intrusive prompts over time

Teaching a skill by reinforcing successive approximations of a desired behavior

What is prompt fading?

Reducing assistance to lesser and lesser intrusive prompts over time

Teaching a skill by breaking it down into successive tasks

Reinforcing a response under one stimulus and not others

Teaching a skill by reinforcing successive approximations of a desired behavior

What does generalization refer to in learning?

The skill can be given correctly in different conditions than when it was initially taught

Teaching a skill by breaking it down into successive tasks

Reinforcing a response under one stimulus and not others

Teaching a skill by reinforcing successive approximations of a desired behavior

What is maintenance in the context of learning?

Continuing to perform a skill that was previously mastered

Teaching a skill by breaking it down into successive tasks

Reinforcing a response under one stimulus and not others

Teaching a skill by reinforcing successive approximations of a desired behavior

What is shaping in learning?

Teaching a skill by reinforcing successive approximations of a desired behavior

Teaching a skill by breaking it down into successive tasks

Reinforcing a response under one stimulus and not others

Reducing assistance to lesser and lesser intrusive prompts over time

What does extinction mean in the context of learning?

No longer reinforcing a behavior that was previously enforced

Teaching a skill by breaking it down into successive tasks

Reinforcing a response under one stimulus and not others

Teaching a skill by reinforcing successive approximations of a desired behavior

What is chaining in learning?

Teaching a skill by breaking it down into successive tasks

Reinforcing a response under one stimulus and not others

Teaching a skill by reinforcing successive approximations of a desired behavior

Reducing assistance to lesser and lesser intrusive prompts over time

What is forward chaining?

Teaching the learner to do the first step of a behavior chain independently and then fully prompting the learner through the remaining steps until the end

Teaching a skill by breaking it down into successive tasks

Reinforcing a response under one stimulus and not others

Teaching a skill by reinforcing successive approximations of a desired behavior

What is backward chaining?

Fully prompting the learner through the beginning steps of a behavior chain until the last step is reached, and then teaching the learner to do the last step independently

Fully prompting the learner through all the steps of a behavior chain

Reinforcing a behavior with secondary reinforcers

Mimicking the movements of someone else

What is total task chaining?

Fully prompting the learner through all the steps of a behavior chain

Reinforcing a behavior with secondary reinforcers

Fully prompting the learner through the beginning steps of a behavior chain until the last step is reached

Mimicking the movements of someone else

What is token economy?

Reinforcing a behavior with secondary reinforcers with the contingency that when a certain number of secondary reinforcers is reached, they will be exchanged for a backup primary reinforcer

Fully prompting the learner through all the steps of a behavior chain

Fully prompting the learner through the beginning steps of a behavior chain until the last step is reached

Mimicking the movements of someone else

What are verbal operants foundational in building?

Language and communication skills

What does the term "mands" refer to?

Want or need communicated by the learner

Learner labels something in their environment

Conversational response to something the learner has heard

What is an example of an establishing operation?

Mimicking the movements of someone else

Fully prompting the learner through all the steps of a behavior chain

What should be done if the parking lot is flooded and there is a threat outside the building?

Evacuate the building immediately

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What does latency measurement record?

What is interresponse time?

Which type of measurement includes partial interval, whole interval, and momentary time sampling?

What does partial interval recording involve?

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What is differential reinforcement used for?

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