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What is the primary goal of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)?


✔✔ The primary goal of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is to improve socially significant

behaviors through systematic and data-driven interventions.




What does the term "operant conditioning" refer to in ABA?


✔✔ Operant conditioning refers to the process of modifying behavior through the use of

reinforcement or punishment.




What is the role of a behavior analyst in a client’s treatment plan?


✔✔ The role of a behavior analyst is to design, implement, and monitor interventions to address

target behaviors and evaluate the effectiveness of those interventions.




What is meant by "behavior modification" in ABA therapy?


✔✔ Behavior modification involves the use of behavioral principles to increase or decrease

specific behaviors through reinforcement, punishment, or other strategies.



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,What is an example of positive reinforcement?


✔✔ An example of positive reinforcement is giving a child praise for completing their

homework on time.




How is "negative reinforcement" different from "punishment"?


✔✔ Negative reinforcement involves removing an aversive stimulus to increase the likelihood of

a behavior, while punishment involves introducing an aversive stimulus to decrease the

likelihood of a behavior.




What does "task analysis" involve in ABA?


✔✔ Task analysis involves breaking down a complex skill into smaller, more manageable steps

to make it easier to teach.




What is the purpose of conducting a Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA)?


✔✔ The purpose of conducting a Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) is to identify the

underlying causes and functions of challenging behaviors to develop effective intervention

strategies.




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, What is the meaning of "stimulus control" in behavior analysis?


✔✔ Stimulus control refers to the degree to which a behavior is influenced by the presence or

absence of a specific stimulus.




What does the term "generalization" refer to in the context of ABA?


✔✔ Generalization refers to the ability of a client to apply learned behaviors across different

settings, people, or situations outside of the therapy environment.




What is an example of "discrete trial training" in ABA therapy?


✔✔ An example of discrete trial training is teaching a child to identify colors through a series of

structured trials where each trial includes a clear instruction, a response, and immediate

feedback.




What is meant by "extinction" in ABA?


✔✔ Extinction refers to the process of reducing a behavior by no longer providing the

reinforcement that previously maintained it.




What is "self-management" in the context of behavior analysis?




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