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WorksheetsABA 102
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Refers to the intervention being used to change behavior
Dependent variable
Independent variable
PICA
ABA
Which is an example of respondent conditioning
Seeing someone with an IPad and asking for it
Jumping when someone asks you to "jump"
Squinting when exposed to direct sunlight
Answering a "wh" question
Which is an example of positive reinforcement?
Child covers ears, mother turns the music down, child covers ears more often
Child says, "toy", mother gives him the toy, child says, "toy" whenever he wants the toy
Child tries to touch stove, mother hits his hand, child never tries to touch stove again
Child says "mommy", mom does not come, child screams when he wants mom.
Which is an example of a mand?
Student says, "apple"; teacher gives him an apple
Teacher says "apple"; student repeats, "apple"
Teacher shows the written word "apple"; student reads "apple"
Student sees an apple on teachers desk and says, "apple"
I asked Mary to come to the table. After 10 seconds, she finally got up and came to the table. The 10 second refers to:
Duration
Latency
Percent compliance
Inter-response time
What is the amount of time that occurs between two consecutive instances of a response?
Duration
Latency
IRT
Rate
What is the definition of rate?
Total number of occurrences counted
The amount of time from the SD to the responnse
The amount of time the behavior lasts
Frequency (count) across time
This is defined as a stimulus that signals the availability of reinforcement.
SD
MO
EO
AO
This is defined as any environmental condition or stimulus change that occurs before the behavior occurs.
EO
Antecedent
Consequence
MO
James is told that the vending machine is broken. He remains sitting even though he is hungry.
Contingency
Shaping
Rule governed behavior
Rule
