HSC3102 MIDTERM EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A++
Date article about 7 dimensions was published
1968
How many dimensions of behavior are there
Seven
Whose laboratory work was the science of behavior derived from?
BF Skinner
What was BF Skinner lab also known as
Experimental Analysis of Behavior
Behaviorism
Philosophical interpretation of Science of Behavior
applied research
Examining behaviors which are socially significant
Behavioral dimension
We are certain we changed a behavior and whose behavior changed
Analytic
Arriving to decision as to whether or not behavior change occurred as we predicted
technological
A procedure is described clearly enough that other people could replicate it
Conceptually Systematic
, Rely on behavioral procedures derived from research.
Goal of ABA
To produce substantial changes in behavior that matter
Goal of ABA
Meaningfulness for the learner's life not geared towards statistical significant
generality
Golden standard ... not only changed the behavior in a particular setting with a particular
person but it generalized to other environments and maintained long after we exit the
picture
BACB has a conduct code for
Professional and ethical conduct
How much supervision do RBTS need
5 percent of hours per month
ABAT must undergo supervision
Over 3 month period
Autism Spectrum Disorder
A developmental disability that is characterized by persistent deficits in social
communication and social interaction across multiple contexts as well as restricted,
repetitive patterns of behavior , interests , or activities
General idea of ABA treatment for autism
To help individuals with autism achieve their greatest potential by decreasing
challenging behaviors and teaching skills that help foster empowerment, happiness, and
independence
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A++
Date article about 7 dimensions was published
1968
How many dimensions of behavior are there
Seven
Whose laboratory work was the science of behavior derived from?
BF Skinner
What was BF Skinner lab also known as
Experimental Analysis of Behavior
Behaviorism
Philosophical interpretation of Science of Behavior
applied research
Examining behaviors which are socially significant
Behavioral dimension
We are certain we changed a behavior and whose behavior changed
Analytic
Arriving to decision as to whether or not behavior change occurred as we predicted
technological
A procedure is described clearly enough that other people could replicate it
Conceptually Systematic
, Rely on behavioral procedures derived from research.
Goal of ABA
To produce substantial changes in behavior that matter
Goal of ABA
Meaningfulness for the learner's life not geared towards statistical significant
generality
Golden standard ... not only changed the behavior in a particular setting with a particular
person but it generalized to other environments and maintained long after we exit the
picture
BACB has a conduct code for
Professional and ethical conduct
How much supervision do RBTS need
5 percent of hours per month
ABAT must undergo supervision
Over 3 month period
Autism Spectrum Disorder
A developmental disability that is characterized by persistent deficits in social
communication and social interaction across multiple contexts as well as restricted,
repetitive patterns of behavior , interests , or activities
General idea of ABA treatment for autism
To help individuals with autism achieve their greatest potential by decreasing
challenging behaviors and teaching skills that help foster empowerment, happiness, and
independence
