Unit 5 ASR Flashcards

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1
Q

Iwata 1994 on successfully use which of the following procedure all variations of extinction for a problem behavior maintain by positive reinforcement?

Escape extinction

Ignore

Presenting demands

Sensory extinction

A

Sensory

Mismatched Ext procedures would not work

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Delivering the reinforcer contingent on the non-occurrence of response following predetermined time interval best describes which of the following treatments?

A

DRO

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Functional communication training is it kind of variation of which treatment?

A

DRA

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Which of the following is not a general component of NCR?

Reinforce the delivery and dense time based schedule

Extinction for problem behavior

Schedule thinning

Contingent reinforcement for appropriate alternative behavior

A

Contingent reinforcement for appropriate alternative behavior

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Iwata, Pace, Cowdery, and 
Miltenberger (1994) used which of 
the following procedural variations of 
EXT for problem behavior maintained 
by negative reinforcement?
a. Helmet
b. Continue presenting demands
c. Provide access to a tangible item
d. Provide attention
A

B. Continue presenting demands

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Which of the following is NOT an
example of an appropriate alternative
behavior targeted in DNRA?

a. Communication for break
b. Communication for help
c. Compliance with demand
d. Disruptive behavior

A

D. Disruptive behavior

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What is one major difference 
between DNRO and DNRA? 
a. DNRA is only for aggression
b. DNRO teaches an alternative behavior
c. DNRO targets the maintaining variable
d. DNRA teaches an alternative behavior
A

D. DNRAteachers and alternative behavior

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Which of the following best describes why
antecedent interventions may be effective?
a. Provide the functional reinforcer for an
appropriate alternative response
b. Free and frequent access decreases
effectiveness of the reinforcer
c. Minimizing aversive properties of demand
context reduces motivation to obtain
escape
d. Eliminate the response-reinforcer
contingency

A

C. Minimizing aversive properties of the man to contact reduce his motivation to obtain a scape

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For automatically reinforced problem 
behavior, if the form of stimulation cannot be identified, efficacy depends on what?
a. Ability of stimulus to compete with 
sensory reinforcers 
b. Providing escape 
c. Providing attention
d. Teaching an appropriate alternative 
response
A

Ability of stimulus to compete with sensory reinforcers

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10
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In the study conducted by Goh et al.
(1995), stimulation to what was found
to be critical in maintaining hand
mouthing?

a. Mouth
b. Hand
c. Mouth and hand equally
d. Neither, behavior was maintained
by escape

A

Hand. (Best guess)

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All of the following are potential 
problems that may arise with use of 
protective equipment EXCEPT: 
a. May prevent adaptive responding
b. Teaches alternative response
c. Social stigma 
d. Difficulty fading
A

Teaches alternative response

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Items that best compete with problem 
behavior are those associated with 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. 
a. Highest engagement, highest problem 
behavior
b. Lowest engagement, highest problem 
behavior 
c. Lowest engagement, lowest problem 
behavior
d. Highest engagement, lowest problem 
behavior
A

d.

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13
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What is one reason extinction maybe impractical? I’m gonna say

A

Some behavior cannot be ignored

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14
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How effective is DRO for automatically Reinforced-problem behavior?

A

Sometimes, mostly under dense schedules

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Individuals may display biases 
towards \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ even 
when the schedule arrangements 
favor alternative responses.
a. Communication
b. Preferred stimuli
c. Problem behavior
d. The therapist
A

C. Problem behavior

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16
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 Which of the following best describes multiple schedule thinning used in DRA?

a. Increase time between response and 
reinforcement
b. Increase number of demands required 
to complete before break
c. Thin from dense to lean FI schedule
d. Alternate signaled periods of 
reinforcement and EXT and increase 
duration of periods of EXT
17
Q
Which of the following describes a 
general thinning procedure 
discussed for NCR?
a. Fixed time-based thinning
b. Multiple schedule thinning
c. Demand thinning
d. Fixed interval thinning
A

A. Time-based

18
Q
When selecting an FC topography, 
one should consider which of the 
following?
a. Audience
b. Effort
c. Behavioral repertoire
d. All of the above
A

All of the above

19
Q
Which of the following is a prerequisite 
skill for picture exchange FC?
a. Vocal skills
b. Matching skills
c. Motor imitation skills
d. Varies based on device but requires 
simple motor skills (to operate) and 
may also require matching and 
typing skills
A

B. Matching skills

20
Q

an environmental change that follows a response which decreases the future
frequency of that behavior

A Procedure

Consequent intervention

Punishment

21
Q

A stimulus that, when presented following a response, decreases the future frequency of that behavior

The stimulus that follows the consequence

22
Q

The procedures versus the effects on
behavior

Like reinforcement, punishment as a
procedure and punishers as stimuli,
are determined by their effect

The EFFECTS of praise

A

A Special Note on the Term

Punishment

23
Q

Punishers can be identified by their
form. That is, “bad” things are
punishers and “good” things are not.

a. True
b. False

24
Q

Is this an example of punishment?

Bryce Yells at Kathryn, “if you hit your
sister one more time I am going to
spank you.” Kathryn doesn’t hit her
sister the rest of the week.

a. Yes
b. No
c. Not enough information

25
Is this an example of punishment? Spraying a cat with water after it claws the furniture. a. Yes b. No c. Not enough information
C. Not enough information
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Which of the following statements is true? a. For negative punishment to occur, an antecedent appetitive condition must exist whose continuation would be punishing. b. For positive punishment to occur, an antecedent appetitive condition must exist whose continuation would be punishing. c. For negative punishment to occur, an antecedent appetitive condition must exist whose removal would be punishing
C.