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EDF 6226 MODULES 1-6 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100% GUARANTEED PASS (LATEST UPDATE) The results of a functional analysis indicated that the learner cries when they want attention in class. A functionally equivalent intervention may be: - ANS -to teach the learner to ask for a break -to teach the learner to request attention by raising their hand- correct answer -to teach the learner to go to a quiet room to cry. -to teach the learner to ask a friend for attention instead. The results of a functional analysis indicated that the learner has outbursts (typically jokes) when they want attention from the class. A functionally equivalent intervention may be: - ANS -to allow the learner to earn "joke time" by remaining quiet during lessons.- correct answer -to allow the learner to get away with one joke per class. -to give the learner chocolate for each (5) minutes he is quiet in class. -to move the student to 1:1 class, so that he does not disrupt other learners. Extraordinary behaviors often derive from very __________ conditions. - ANS ordinary- correct answer extraordinary confusing remarkable Hanley provided a workbook to participants in his workshop. What page is the open ended interview on? - ANS 1 Appendix A 2- correct answer 55 Hanley described a boy named "Dale" who made various demands like "I want to sit on your lap on the way to school" - to which the parents allowed this to happen. He is careful to explain that these demands are not due to poor parenting, but rather: - ANS overwhelmed parents poor previous behavior analysis reinforcing early, reasonable mands- correct answer

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EDF 6226 MODULES 1-6 EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100%
GUARANTEED PASS (LATEST UPDATE)


The results of a functional analysis indicated that the learner cries when
they want attention in class. A functionally equivalent intervention may be:
- ANS ✓-to teach the learner to ask for a break
-to teach the learner to request attention by raising their hand- correct answer
-to teach the learner to go to a quiet room to cry.
-to teach the learner to ask a friend for attention instead.


The results of a functional analysis indicated that the learner has outbursts
(typically jokes) when they want attention from the class. A functionally
equivalent intervention may be: - ANS ✓-to allow the learner to earn "joke
time" by remaining quiet during lessons.- correct answer
-to allow the learner to get away with one joke per class.
-to give the learner chocolate for each (5) minutes he is quiet in class.
-to move the student to 1:1 class, so that he does not disrupt other learners.


Extraordinary behaviors often derive from very __________ conditions. - ANS
✓ordinary- correct answer




extraordinary




confusing




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remarkable


Hanley provided a workbook to participants in his workshop. What page is
the open ended interview on? - ANS ✓1




Appendix A




2- correct answer




55


Hanley described a boy named "Dale" who made various demands like "I
want to sit on your lap on the way to school" - to which the parents allowed
this to happen. He is careful to explain that these demands are not due to
poor parenting, but rather: - ANS ✓overwhelmed parents




poor previous behavior analysis




reinforcing early, reasonable mands- correct answer




avoidance of injury




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