Unit 2 Knowledge Check

What does C-A-B-C stand for?

• Consequence Antecedent

  Behavior

  Context

• Context

  Antecedent

  Behavior

  Consequence

• Context

  Analysis

  Behavior

  Consequence

• Consequence

  Applied

  Behavior

  Conceptually Systematic

In terms of CABC data collection, Consequence means...

• What occurred the day after the behavior

• What happened immediately behavior the behavior

• What happened immediately after the behavior

• What the school staff decided the punishment will be

What are the three methods of stimulus preference assessments?

• In the moment,

  single,

  paired

• Interview,

  Free-operant,

  Trial-based

• Observation,

  Interview,

  Pre-task choice

• Single,

  Multiple,

  Pre-task choice

You have two potential reinforcers and ask the student to pick one.

What type of preference assessment are you doing?

• Paired Stimulus

• Single Stimulus

• Multiple Stimulus

• Observation

You present one stimulus at a time and record if the student approaches.

What type of preference assessment is this?

• Paired Stimulus

• Single Stimulus

• Multiple Stimulus

• Observation

You place a piece of candy, a bag of chips, a stuffed animal, and an iPad in front of a student. You ask the student to choose an item and record the item chosen. You remove that item and ask the student to choose again.

What type of preference assessment is this?

• Paired Stimulus

• Multiple Stimulus WITHOUT Replacement

• Multiple Stimulus WITH Replacement

• Single Stimulus

You place a piece of candy, a bag of chips, a stuffed animal, and an iPad in front of a student. You ask the student to choose an item and record the item chosen. You leave the item they chose and put out three new objects and ask the student to choose an item.

What type of preference assessment is this?

• Paired Stimulus

• Multiple Stimulus WITHOUT Replacement

• Multiple Stimulus WITH Replacement

• Single Stimulus

What is a Functional Behavior Assessment?

• An assessment to see what motivates a student

• Determines a specific diagnosis

• An assessment to determine what the true function of a behavior is

• As assessment to hypothesize the functions of a behavior(s)

What are the four functions of behavior?

• Sensory

  Escape

  Attention

  Tangible

• Sensory

  Emotion

  Attention

  Tangible

• Edibles

  Attention

  Tangibles

  Sensory

• Retaliation

  Tangibles

  Edibles

  Sensory

A BCBA® requests the help of an RBT® in the FBA process. The BCBA® asks the RBT® to go to the school and observe the student. What type of observation is the BCBA® requesting of the RBT®?

• Indirect Observation

• Whole Observation

• Direct Observation

• Partial Observation