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105 Multiple choice questions

Definition 1 of 105
discriminative stimulus, operant response, and reinforcer or punishment

four empirically supported pivotal behaviors

secondary reinforcer

three part contingency

discrimination training

Definition 2 of 105
A procedure used to teach independence by transferring stimulus from a prompt to something
natural in the environment

Task analysis

Stimulus fading

Incidental teaching

Stimulus control transfer

Term 3 of 105
The term "Asperger Syndrome" was coined by:

Simon baron-cohen, an american psychologist in 1991 while researching developmental
disorders.


Temple grandin, an austrian scientist in 2005 focusing on animal behavior.

Lorna Wing, a British Researcher in 1981 in her research to counter Kanner's findings on
Autism.


Hans asperger, a german physician in 1944 during his study on child psychology.

,Term 4 of 105
According to John O'Brien and Hebert Lovett in " Finding a way toward everyday lives", is also
another know term known as...

Operant And Respondent


Medical Model

Methods To Assess Progress


Person Centered Planning

Term 5 of 105
Mean Duration per occurence

Duration of longest interval / duration of shortest interval x 100%

Average (duration ioas) x 100% / # intervals

Total duration of intervals / total number of intervals x 100%


Sum (duration IOAs)/ # intervals x 100%

,Term 6 of 105
events that increase anxiety for people with autism and how to manage them

requires one response and two antecedant stimulus conditions. The response in the
presence of one stimulus is reinforced while a response in the presence of the other is not.
We are teaching them to make choices.

Structuring and sequencing learning opportunities so that they occur within a natural
setting and which is used to give the learner an opportunity to practice a skill

Unstructured time, waiting, academic pressure, large crowds, sensory issues
(overstimulation and/or seeking input)

Sensory input, Fidgets to improve self-regulation,
Sensory Integration Therapy
Visual schedules
Routines

:a naturalistic model of ABA.

Primarily Developed by Koegel Autism Center at UCSB in 1970s.


There are several "pivotal" areas/ domains of bx that have positive impact on learning all
other behaviors.

Term 7 of 105
PCP

Person Centered Planning

The person at the focus of planning and those who love the person, are the primary
authorities on the person's life direction.

Intended to make sure the person gets what they need & includes ways to teach the person
appropriate communication & life skills.

Person Centered Planning is a process for identifying goals and implementing intervention
plans that stands in sharp contrast to traditional program centered planning

, Definition 8 of 105
Percentage of data agreement for an interval/ observation period. Measurements in frequency,
duration, intervals

Partial agreement w/in intervals ioa

Inter-observer agreement

Direct assessment

Reliability

Term 9 of 105
Two main types of behavior

Functional and operant

Covert and overt

Behavioral health and aba

Operant and respondent

Definition 10 of 105
highlighting a physical dimension of a stimulus to increase the likelihood of a correct response
then the highlighted or exaggerated dimension is eventually faded out (ex: using traffic safety
cones to mark a boundary to stay within and removing them slowly after the learner knows the
boundaries)

Task analysis

Discrimination training

Stimulus fading

Stimulus control

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