Behavioral Teaching Methods Quiz

What are the three parts of a Discrete Trial?

• Cue – Response – Feedback

• Instruction – Reward – Repeat

• SD – Response – Consequence

• Prompt – Reward – Correction

In DTT, the instruction or question is also called the:

• SD (Discriminative Stimulus)

• Consequence

• Trial

• Response

True or False: In DTT, if the child gets it wrong, you give the same reward anyway.

What’s the purpose of repeating DTT trials many times?

• To help the child learn and practice the skill

• To make the child tired

• To use up therapy time

• To avoid prompting

What makes Naturalistic Teaching different from DTT?

• It uses harder instructions

• It happens during play and daily activities

• It avoids reinforcement

• It doesn’t teach real skills

In Naturalistic Teaching, who chooses the activity?

• The teacher

• The parent

• The child

• The supervisor

Which is an example of a natural reward?

• Blowing bubbles after child says “bubbles”

• Giving a candy for saying “please”

• Giving tokens for good behavior

• High-five for sitting still

True or False: Naturalistic teaching can help with generalizing skills.

What is chaining used to teach?

• A complex task made of smaller steps

• Repeating a single action

• Saying new words

• Choosing correct items

In backward chaining, you teach:

• The first step only

• The last step first

• All steps at once

• The easiest step