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,Analogue assessment utilizes a quick switching of hypothesized
variables to determine the effect on the child's behavior, similar
to conducting a __________. - Answer: scientific experiment
According to the text, all behaviors that are maintained as a
result of negative reinforcement are called ___________. -
Answer: escape behaviors
The most common formula for conditional probabilities is:
the number of target behaviors that are followed by a specific
consequence
total number of target behaviors occuring during an
observation. - Answer: True
Behaviors that achieve their effect through the behavior being
mediated by someone else are called ______________. -
Answer: Socially mediated
Escape behaviors result in the aversive event being
________________. - Answer: terminated or avoided
Singing in the car or shower is most likely maintained by
_____________. - Answer: direct access
, Hyperactivity constitutes a measurable and pinpointed
behavior - Answer: false
(1) Define a 'trigger analysis;' (2) identify which component of
an FBA you might eliminate and instead substitute a trigger
analysis; (3) explain how you would determine if this
substitution would be appropriate for a given client. - Answer:
Trigger analysis is when the behavior analyst presents the
antecedent that is expected to produce the challenging
behavior. Data is collected on the each time the antecedent is
presented (10 times over a week) to determine an
approximation to what percentage the behavior occurs.
During baseline data, if the individual does not exhibit the
behavior, the behavior analyst or observer may replace
continuous data collection. This will determine if the
antecedent does in fact directly produce the behavior. It is an
appropriate method to use in the case of a behavior that is not
dangerous or harmful to the individual or others. A trigger
analysis would be utilized if the behavior does not naturally
occur in the natural environment frequently.
Define positive and negative reinforcement. Provide an
example of each that does not match an example in your book.
You must include every critical component requirement to
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,Analogue assessment utilizes a quick switching of hypothesized
variables to determine the effect on the child's behavior, similar
to conducting a __________. - Answer: scientific experiment
According to the text, all behaviors that are maintained as a
result of negative reinforcement are called ___________. -
Answer: escape behaviors
The most common formula for conditional probabilities is:
the number of target behaviors that are followed by a specific
consequence
total number of target behaviors occuring during an
observation. - Answer: True
Behaviors that achieve their effect through the behavior being
mediated by someone else are called ______________. -
Answer: Socially mediated
Escape behaviors result in the aversive event being
________________. - Answer: terminated or avoided
Singing in the car or shower is most likely maintained by
_____________. - Answer: direct access
, Hyperactivity constitutes a measurable and pinpointed
behavior - Answer: false
(1) Define a 'trigger analysis;' (2) identify which component of
an FBA you might eliminate and instead substitute a trigger
analysis; (3) explain how you would determine if this
substitution would be appropriate for a given client. - Answer:
Trigger analysis is when the behavior analyst presents the
antecedent that is expected to produce the challenging
behavior. Data is collected on the each time the antecedent is
presented (10 times over a week) to determine an
approximation to what percentage the behavior occurs.
During baseline data, if the individual does not exhibit the
behavior, the behavior analyst or observer may replace
continuous data collection. This will determine if the
antecedent does in fact directly produce the behavior. It is an
appropriate method to use in the case of a behavior that is not
dangerous or harmful to the individual or others. A trigger
analysis would be utilized if the behavior does not naturally
occur in the natural environment frequently.
Define positive and negative reinforcement. Provide an
example of each that does not match an example in your book.
You must include every critical component requirement to
