FREE PSYCHOLOGY AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT RBT

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FREE PSYCHOLOGY AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT RBT

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Question 1: Fixed Interval

Answer:

Reinforcement after a specified set amount of time

Question 2: Variable Ratio

Answer:

Reinforcement after a variable number of responses (not always the same number of responses, but there is an average amount)

Question 3: Extinction

Answer:

The withholding of reinforcement for a previously reinforced behavior, resulting in reduction of that behavior

Question 4: Fixed Ratio

Answer:

Reinforcement after a specified set amount of responses

Question 5: Continuous Measurement

Answer:

Frequency, Duration, Latency, IRT

Question 6: Imitation

Answer:

"Do this" "Copy me" "Watch me."

Question 7: Antecedent

Answer:

Under what circumstances does the behavior occur (what happened right before/caused it)

Question 8: Prompting

Answer:

form of assistance that you add in order to achieve a desired response or behavior that is not occurring. Used to evoke the correct response so it can be reinforced. Stimulus and Response prompts.

Question 9: Momentary Time Sample

Answer:

looking for a behavior's occurrence during a specific part of the interval and recording if it is occurring at that precise moment

Question 10: Inter Response Time

Answer:

The time between two responses/behaviors occurring

Question 11: Tact/Tacting

Answer:

A form of verbal behavior where the speaker sees, hears, smells, tastes something and then comments about it (aka labeling)

Question 12: Discontinuous Measurement

Answer:

Time sample, Whole interval, Partial interval, Momentary time sample

Question 13: Partial Interval Recording

Answer:

checking off an interval if the behavior occurs at ANY point within the interval - even if it only occurred for 1 second.

Question 14: Prompt Fading

Answer:

gradually removing prompt levels needed or fading out the intrusiveness

Question 15: Stimulus Control Transfer

Answer:

A process in which prompts are removed in order to bring the behavior under the control of the Sd and is achieved by prompt fading (prompt fading to evoke an independent response)

Question 16: Discrete Trial Teaching (DTT)

Answer:

learning opportunity initiated and controlled by the teacher in which the correct response will be reinforced.This also is breaking a skill into smaller parts and teaching it while using reinforcement

Question 17: Naturalistic Teaching (NET)

Answer:

Naturalistic teaching is when the learner initiates a learning opportunity, and the reinforcer is a result of the activity or learning opportunity

Question 18: Variable Interval

Answer:

Reinforcement after a variable number of time (not always the same amount of time, but there is an average amount)

Question 19: Preference Assessment

Answer:

Assessment to determine what someone is motivated by

Question 20: ABC

Answer:

Antecedent-Behavior-Consequence

Question 21: Permanent Product

Answer:

tangible product or environmental outcome that proves a skill happened

Question 22: Error Correction

Answer:

• Error - child touches car when SD touch bike
• Correction - represent the Sd w/ prompt
• Transfer - represent the Sd without a prompt
• Expand - place easy/mastered demands
• Return - return to Sd of incorrect response: "touch bike" reinforcement i

Question 23: Frequency

Answer:

How many times the behavior occurs (tally marks)

Question 24: Errorless Teaching

Answer:

Immediately prompt correct response. Essentially, you are not giving the client a chance to make an error

Question 25: Latency

Answer:

The time between when the Sd is presented, and the response is given