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EDF_6226 Behavioral Assessment EDF 6226 BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENTS Prerequisites Students must be eligible to enroll in Master’s level courses and have completed EDF 6225 with a grade of 82% (B) or higher. Course Description. This course serves to introduce assessment methodology of applied behavior analysis, including appropriate ethical considerations. Selecting and defining target behavior, as well as appropriate measurement systems are examined. The content is based on the Behavi...

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EDF 6225 Foundations of Applied Behavior Exam review An evocative effect refers to: An abative effect refers to: A stimulus or condition that increases the effectiveness of a stimulus as a reinforcer is known as a Deprivation the effectiveness of a reinforcer

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EDF 6226 BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENTS IN APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS | EDF 6226 Exam 2 Study Guide What variation of FA should be used when problem behavior is so severe that it is not possible to conduct an assessment that requires the repeated occurrences of the problem behavior? Latency based FA This FA reliably identifies the "lead up" to the problem behavior FA of precursor What variation of an FA should be used when even 1 occurrence of problem behavior is so severe that evoking it poses unacce...