145. Jordan is teaching Sam, an adult with developmental disabilities, how to

independently use public transportation to get to work. The sequence of

steps includes checking the bus schedule, locating the correct bus stop,

boarding the bus, paying the fare, identifying the correct stop, and exiting the

bus. During training sessions, Jordan works with Sam on the entire sequence

each time, providing prompts or assistance only when necessary for specific

steps. What chaining strategy is this?

3. 146. A counselor teaches a client stress-management techniques such as deep

   breathing and positive self-talk that the client can use in various situations—

   at work, home, or social events. The counselor hopes to empower the client

   to monitor their own behavior and promote lasting behavior change across

   different environments. Which strategy does this represent?

4. 147. Caitlin is walking through the park when she hears a dog snarl loudly nearby

   which causes her heart to start beating rapidly. At the same time, she hears a

   child laughing on the playground. Now, Caitlin's heart starts to beat rapidly

   when she hears a child laughing. The child's laugh would be considered a

   _____ relative to Caitlin's heart beat.

___ is a behavior that occurs due to given rules or verbal explanations of the behavior, and the consequence follows at a later time. ___ is behavior that occurs due to immediate and direct consequences.

148. 148. A behavior analyst implements a token economy system in a classroom to

increase students' on-task behavior. Students earn tokens for staying on task,

which they can later exchange for rewards such as extra recess time, special

privileges, or small prizes. To ensure the token economy remains effective

over time, which of the following practices should the behavior analyst avoid?

149. A type 1 error is also known as a _______?

150. Professor Xavier is analyzing baseline data from his latest research project.

The data is from his participants in a multiple baseline study. Xavier's visual

analysis reveals the data to be highly variable which is causing Xavier to

hesitate moving from baseline to intervention. Xavier's decision is likely

based on what?

151. 151. You just passed your certification exam and want to establish your own

behavior analytic practice. You are developing your marketing materials with

the help of your business partner and are debating over what you should

write regarding treatment outcomes and treatment effectiveness. What is the

most ethical way to present treatment outcomes?

152. Dylan knows that he can pretend to be asleep until his parents go to bed and

then he can get up and play video games without them knowing. The only

thing Dylan needs to be cautious of is the volume level of his TV at night. If

Dylan is looking for the right volume level, what analysis does this resemble?

11. You are a behavior analyst leaving your current company for which you have worked with dozens of clients over a span of three years. You plan to work for a new company which has offered you a position as a behavior analyst. How long should you keep your current clients' records from the date of your termination with them?

153) Jayson introduces his intervention in the classroom setting which is the first

setting in his multiple baseline design. The intervention proves effective, so

he introduces the intervention into a public setting, and then finally into a

home setting. If the intervention was effective in all three settings which

feature of single-case design does this support?

Justin often tries to run away in busy, high-traffic streets. His behavior analyst determines that the function of this behavior is attention. The BCBA decides to ignore him when he runs off. What is the problem here?

Ugo is going to Italy to see the Colosseum. Before he got there, he didn't know how to speak any Italian. When he arrives, he is taught to say "ciao" to people who wave at him. Then, without being taught, he begins to wave at people when they say "ciao." This is an example of what kind of stimulus equivalence?

A new BCBA who just passed the certification exam has just been assigned to her first client. The client is a teenager with autism with self-exposing behavior in public places. The new BCBA is familiar with this behavior as she wrote her thesis about it and she worked with a client with this behavior while in school. Can she take on this case confidently?

What is the goal of mand training?

154. There are several fruit flies in Tim's kitchen one morning. This happens

occasionally and Tim wants to know why. Tim starts to think and believes the

fruit flies typically appear only after he gone grocery shopping and bought

fresh bananas. Tim's analysis could be described as ______?