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intervention matched to the function of behavior typically result in effective and efficient outcomes by... - ✔✔All of the above Which of the following is NOT the foundational "big idea" in the FBA process: - ✔✔Behaviors are innate and a set part of the individual Which of the following is NOT one of the three methods for conducting an FBA: - ✔✔hypnosis Select ALL which are part of the indirect assessment in the FBA method: - ✔✔interviews with parent, teacher and record review philosophical doubt - ✔✔when there is skepticism, contact inquiry takes place Empiricism - ✔✔show me the data Behavioral Compassion - ✔✔Behavior is learned interfering behavior is not your fault Behavioral Empathy - ✔✔See the world from the perspective of the student
Experimental analysis refers to an assessment model in which environmental events are systematically and examined with a case experimental design - ✔✔Manipulated; single Which of the following is NOT one of the stages of the behavioral consultation model: - ✔✔Report writing Behavioral consultation is defined as an problem solving service delivery model - ✔✔Indirect A response is one that continues to occur after instruction has been terminated. This response is important for showing that a behavior is functional. - ✔✔generalized Pinpointing involves specifying a behavior targeting for change in observable and measurable terms. - ✔✔True Four components of a behavioral objective - ✔✔1. Audience: focuses on who the learners are. Who will be performing the tasks.
- Behavior: describes the tasks or actions of the individual. Something observable.
- Condition: materials or aids that the learner uses or are they something the individuals cannot use.
- Degree: how well it can be done towards speed, accuracy, quality, etc.
Momentary time sampling - ✔✔observed at the end of the interval Event recording - ✔✔Rate Recording the amount of time between the initiation of a response and its conclusion is defined as recording - ✔✔duration when frequency is expressed in a ratio with time it is defined as latency - ✔✔false To be , the description of the behavior should refer to observable features and not to internal characteristics, traits, intentions, meaning and so on - ✔✔objective Recording the amount of time between the presentation of the SD and the initiation of a response is defined as recording - ✔✔latency 3 considerations to keep in mind when selecting measurement procedure - ✔✔1. Dimensions of behavior
- Goals of the intervention
- Pragmatic considerations such as time, resources, and competency of observers
Which of the following is NOT an example of a descriptive FBA - ✔✔Review of records from psychologists 4 functions of problem behavior - ✔✔1. Sensory stimulation
- Escape
- Access to attention
- Access to tangibles The abscissa (x-axis) is the vertical line that serves as a boundary of the graph - ✔✔False Another name for the y-axis is a/an - ✔✔ordinate 3 ways to graph the data - ✔✔1. The variability
- The level
- The trend A graph on which the number of occurrences of behavior observed in a session is added to the number from a previous session is defined as a/an graph. - ✔✔Cumulative Intervention is a data collection phase similar to that of a pretest - ✔✔False
A-B comparison - ✔✔the most basic method of evaluation a behavioral change program by analysis two adjacent conditions the independent variable refers to the behavior targeted for change - ✔✔false an unforeseen or uncontrolled variable is referred to as: - ✔✔confound varibale PND - ✔✔percentage of non-overlapping data POD - ✔✔percentage of overlapping data visual analysis of data DOES NOT include.. - ✔✔frequency change how much people want something. change their change of getting it. - ✔✔Sd; S delta S delta - ✔✔signals that the behavior has not produced reinforcement in the past Sd - ✔✔signals that the behavior has produced reinforcement in the past Response class - ✔✔behavior looks different but shares the same antecedents and consequences
Response class hieracrchies - ✔✔behaviors that occur in a predictable chain behavioral interview - ✔✔indirect strategy behavior questionnaire or scale - ✔✔indirect strategy anecdotal reports - ✔✔indirect strategy scatterplot analysis - ✔✔indirect strategy 2 arguments against using an extended of standard functional analysis - ✔✔1. more intense training
- risks reinforcing undesired behaviors 2 parameters of reinforcement that influences the robustness of reinforcement - ✔✔1. immediacy because it emphasizes the importance on the time of the response and the consequences that follows it.
- contingency because in order to have a consequence a response has to occur
