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Generalization Correct Answer: The occurrence of relevant behavior under different conditions without explicit training in the new condition Response generality Correct Answer: The extent to which the learner performs a variety of functional responses under the same stimulus conditions ie. ...

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BCBA EXAM PREP | QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST
UPDATE | GRADED A+ & PASSED




Generalization

Correct Answer: The occurrence of relevant behavior under different conditions

without explicit training in the new condition



Response generality

Correct Answer: The extent to which the learner performs a variety of functional

responses under the same stimulus conditions



ie. someone says hi and you respond with, "hello, how are you" or "hey what's up"



Maintenance

Correct Answer: The extent to which the learner continues to perform the target

behavior after a portion or all of the intervention has been terminated


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,Generalization across participants

Correct Answer: The changes in behavior of untreated persons as a function of the

treatment contingencies that are applied to the client



Techniques for programming the generality of behavior change

Correct Answer: Introduce to natural reinforcement contingencies

Train sufficient exemplars

Train loosely

Use indiscriminable contingencies

Program common stimuli

Mediate generalization

Train to "generalize"



Introduce to natural reinforcement contingencies

Correct Answer: Transfer control from trainer to stable, natural contingencies

Accomplished by choosing behaviors to teach that will meet maintaining reinforcement

contingencies after training.



Train loosely

Correct Answer: vary non-critical stimuli and accept wide range of responses



Use indiscriminable contingencies



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,Correct Answer: Use variable reinforcement schedules

Delay reinforcement

Hide



Continuous reinforcement

Correct Answer: Used to teach new skills

Use until the data show stable responding for several sessions



Intermittent reinforcement

Correct Answer: Used to sustain/maintain intervention effects

Used after stable responding has been achieved

Can use a variable schedule to systematically fade reinforcement from continuous to

intermittent



Training diversely

Correct Answer: Focused training yields focused effects

Diverse training yields diverse effects

Use sufficient stimulus exemplars

Vary dimensions of antecedents

Make contingencies indiscriminable



Programming for generalization




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, Correct Answer: Gradually approximate the antecedent stimulus conditions of the

target environment by fading in natural distractors within the training environment

Select antecedent stimuli for the training environments that can be altered to gradually

and approximate the stimuli in the target environment

Gradually change the nature of the consequent stimulus conditions from contrived to

natural reinforcers and punishing stimuli



Behavioral contrast

Correct Answer: If a behavior has been maintained in two or more contexts, and a

procedure that decreases the behavior (e.g., DRO or extinction) is introduced in one of

these contexts, the behavior may increase in the other context(s) despite no changes in

the contingencies in these other contexts



Terminating services

Correct Answer: Never abandon clients

Don't leave suddenly without adequately preparing

Start planning ahead of time and collaborate with other professionals



Criteria for terminating

Correct Answer: They don't need your services

Client is not benefitting

Client is harmed by your service

The environment is unsafe



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