ABA503 Final Exam Study Guide
Behaviors are... - ANS-a. objectifiable
b. environmentally determined
c. the act of the entire organism
Which of the following is NOT part of a functional behavior assessment? - ANS-A diagnostic
interview
When a behavior is defined based on its form (or what it looks like), we are defining that
behaviors function. - ANS-False
Susan is observing kindergarteners in Ms. Thomas' class in order to determine how often her
students are engaging in off-task behavior so they can develop an appropriate classroom
management program. Susan notes how many students are off-task every 30s for an entire
class period. What type of interval recording method is Susan using? - ANS-Momentary time
sampling
Which principle of behavior analysis increases the future probability of behavior following the
addition of a stimulus contingent upon that behavior? - ANS-Positive reinforcement
Whole interval: - ANS-When a target behavior is recording to have occurred only if the behavior
of interest is observed throughout the entire time interval
Momentary time sampling - ANS-When a target behavior is recorded to have occurred if it is
observed at a specific point during the time interval
Partial interval - ANS-When a target behavior is recorded to have occurred if it is observed at
any point during the time interval
Be able to Calculate Interval by Interval IOA - ANS-Just be able to do it
Which of the following best describes the "the physical setting in which behaviors take place?" -
ANS-The environment
What is a strength of latency and inter-response time data collection? - ANS-When the
relationship between the behavior and other events is important
The amount of time between the initiation of a target behavior and its termination is called -
ANS-Duration
The force or intensity of a target behavior refers to its magnitude. - ANS-True
, A behavior is a _______, and the environment is ________. - ANS-Activity of the entire
organism; the physical setting in which behaviors occur
Be able to calculate Unscored-Interval IOA - ANS-Just be able to do it
(# of agreements / Total # of trials )* 100 is what type of method for calculating IOA? -
ANS-Trial-by-trial
Calculate mean count-per-interval - ANS-Just do itttt
What standard describes how often IOA should be obtained? - ANS-20-30%
A systematic method of assessment for obtaining information about the purposes a problem
behavior serves for a person, is called a(n)? - ANS-FBA
Dawn is working with law enforcement officers to determine how often they receive calls in each
district in order to determine if any performance strain exists. To do this, she counts how many
calls each officer receives per hour. What type of data is Dawn collecting? - ANS-Rate
____________ is a measure that indicates the number of responses required before a particular
goal is met. - ANS-Trials to criterion
You have been asked to consult with a company who has seen a reduction in the number of
completed products per quarter. In order to determine what might be the cause of this reduction
you begin making observations of the employees. The first bit of information you want to collect
is how long it takes for the employees to complete one product. What type of data are you
collecting? - ANS-Duration
Calculate mean duration IOA - ANS-
Time sampling refers to a variety of procedures used for detecting and recording the number of
times an instance of behavior occurs. - ANS-False
The amount of time between the termination of one instance of target behavior and the onset of
the next instance of target behavior is called: - ANS-Inter-response time
Operant conditioning refers to:
Select one:
a. the process and selective effects of consequences on behavior
b. the process and selective effects of
c. the process and selective effects of pairing - ANS-the process and selective effects of
consequences on behavior
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