Backward chaining Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

SPCE 611 Final Exam Study Questions (New 2024/ 2025 Update) Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct | Grade A QUESTION Which of the following would be included in a feature stimulus class for ducks: Answer: Webbed feet QUESTION If you are teaching a client to make his bed, which of the following represents a backward chaining approach? Answer: Having the trainer complete all steps except the last one (putting the pillow on the bed). The student puts the...

ABA 603 FINAL REVIEWED EXAM WITH CORRECT ANSWERS 2023/2024 Mr. Worms is teaching an adult Sandie - CORRECT ANSWER-backward chaining One advantage to the procedure being used by Worms is that - CORRECT ANSWER-Sandie will get immediate access to the reinforce for completing the chain of behaviors Ms. March is teaching Matthew to do his laundry. She has written a task analysis for doing laundry, which consists of 36 steps. - CORRECT ANSWER-This procedure is likely to make each training ses...

WGU C706 Secure Software Design Exam (Latest 2023/ 2024 Update) | Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A Q: A hacker has used a design flaw in an application to obtain unauthorized access to the application. Which type of attack has occurred? A buffer overflow B backdoor C escalation of privileges D maintenance hook Answer: C Q: During the recent development of a new application, the customer requested a change. You must implement this change according t...

Positive (P+) - ANSWER-adds something to the environment Reinforcement - ANSWER-increases behavior Punishment - ANSWER-decreases the behavior Positive Reinforcement (R+) - ANSWER-ADDS something to promote an INCREASE in behavior (e.g. feed a treat) Positive Punishment (P+) [FEAR or PAIN] - ANSWER-ADDS something to promote a DECREASE in behavior (e.g. jerk the leash) Negative - ANSWER-removes something from the environment Negative Reinforcement (R-) [RELIEF] - ANSWER-REMOVES so...

A CTRS asks a client to remember three items (e.g., dog, pencil, book). The CTRS states the three items and asks the client to repeat them. After a 5-minute conversation with the client, the CTRS asks the client to repeat the three items. Which of the following domains is the CTRS assessing? A. Affective B. Social C. Cultural D. Cognitive correct answers D. Cognitive "Cognitive examples of functional abilities include memory, orientation, attention span, reading ability, ability to fol...

RBT Set 12 Questions and Answers Breaking a skill down into its component steps is known as which of the following? Task analysis Chaining Discrimination training Conditional training - Answer ️️ -Task Analysis Targeting each step of a task analysis individually starting with the first step is referred to as which of the following? Forward chaining Backward chaining Total task Discrimination chaining - Answer ️️ -Forward chaining Targeting each step of a task analysis individ...

BCAT Exam test questions & Answers. Autism is a: A. Neurodevelopment Disorder B. Mood Disorder C. Metabolic Disorder ASD is characterized by: A. "Difficulties with reading, writing and math" B. "Difficulties in social interaction, communication and repetitive behaviors" C. "Difficulties with communication, acting out and academics" D. "Difficulties with following instructions and self harming" ABA is the cure for autism A. TRUE B. FALSE The three term con...

NCTRC Practice Exam Questions & Answers(RateA CTRS asks a client to remember three items (e.g., dog, pencil, book). The CTRS states the three items and asks the client to repeat them. After a 5-minute conversation with the client, the CTRS asks the client to repeat the three items. Which of the following domains is the CTRS assessing? A. Affective B. Social C. Cultural D. Cognitive - ANSWER D. Cognitive "Cognitive examples of functional abilities include memory, orientation...

APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS - SAFMEDS STUDY GUIDE 2024 WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION A-B design - a two-phase experimental design consisting of a pretreatment baseline condition (A) followed by a treatment condition (B) A-B-A design - a three-phase experimental design consisting of an initial baseline phase (A) until steady state responding, an intervention phase (B) in which the treatment condition is implemented until the behavior has changed and steady state responding is obtained, and a r...

3 Principles of Behavior correct answers reinforcement, punishment, extinction 4 Functions of Behavior correct answers SEAT Sensory, escape/avoidance, attention, tangible Anecdotal Data correct answers A method of descriptively recording the behavior emitted by the learner, the response of others, and information about the environment. Antecedent correct answers What occurs before a behavior that then influences behavior; an environment or a stimulus change existing or occurring prior ...