the acquisition of which 2 types of skills serve as the foundation of learning - answer-joint attention and imitation
Which of the following is an example of responding joint attention - answer-one person seeing a lizard and asking another person to look at it
which imitation skill might be t...
the acquisition of which 2 types of skills serve as the foundation of learning - answer-
joint attention and imitation
Which of the following is an example of responding joint attention - answer-one
person seeing a lizard and asking another person to look at it
which imitation skill might be the best to start with fo ra learner with a limited imitative
repertoire? - answer-imitating gross motor actions
Which of the following is a joint attention behavior that is often exhibited by
individuals with autism? - answer-Not following the point of another person
Initiating joint attention is when: - answer-An individual initiates a bid for attention
What is one strategy that can be used to teach learners to initiate joint attention? -
answer-Create an unusual or odd circumstance to which the person is likely to have
a reaction
True or False: Echoics can be addressed in both discrete trial and naturalistic
intervention. - answer-True
Which is another term for echoics? - answer-Vocal imitation
Which of the following imitation skills is the most difficult for a person with autism? -
answer-Imitating facial expressions
Triadic eye gaze is: - answer-Two individuals sharing eye gaze on an object then
looking at each other
Which of the following kinds of imitation is associated with successful play with
peers? - answer-Imitating other children's actions
Why is imitating facial expressions particularly difficult for some individuals with
autism? - answer-They avoid looking at faces
When providing a discrete trial to teach motor actions with objects, which of the
following is the most critical aspect? - answer-Modeling the action with the object
1. Measuring the rate of initiations and number of teacher prompts would give good
data about the student's___________? - answer-Social motivation
Cici loves to play with blocks but has little interest in being sung to. Her teacher
decides to sing to her whenever Cici is playing with blocks so that the songs may
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also acquire reinforcing properties. This refers to what procedure? - answer-
Stimulus-stimulus pairing
What is the FIRST milestone likely to occur in typically developing children? -
answer-smiling
Ricky is sitting on the floor playing with blocks. Within a few feet are other children
engaging with other toys, such as books and cars. What kind of play is this? -
answer-parallel play
One way to condition peers as reinforcers and encourage social interaction is to
____________. - answer-Have the child's peer deliver identified reinforcers, rather
than the teacher.
An interaction between two individuals is the definition of __________. - answer-
social behavior
We can assume social motivation is present when __________. - answer-A child
spontaneously initiates.
Read the following scenario: Carly answers a question correctly. Carly's teacher
gives her a high five. In the future Carly answers more questions correctly. The high
five is an example of what? - answer-Social reinforcement
Sara is working on social referencing, her teacher says "Sara" while shaking a bottle
of bubbles (which she loves!). In response, Sara looks at her teacher. What should
happen next in the sequence? - answer-Her teacher should reinforce immediately
with bubbles, and say "nice looking."
Jenny is working on greetings and bringing materials to people. Which category of
social skills is she most likely targeting? - answer-initiations
The first step in Joint Attention is ___________. - answer-Teaching the student to
respond to bids of another.
If a shaping program is not moving forward and there are not questions about the
effectiveness of reinforcers, what is likely to be the issue? - answer-Too much was
expected too soon
Which of the following statements is true regarding learning complex behaviors? -
answer-Complex behaviors cannot be learned all at once
Which of the following is true about chaining? - answer-It involves a step-wise
progression of similar skills
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