BCABA 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

Considering the potential impact of behavioral contrast, what is a likely outcome when there is an effective program targeting compliance at school when no formal program is implemented at home? Compliance at home would be predicted to:

• A.be more variable.
• B.increase.
• C.decrease.
• D.stay the same.

Angela nurses her newborn infant when he cries. Rates of crying increase. The presentation of the milk functions as a(n)

• A.establishing operation.
• B.discriminative stimulus.
• C.unconditioned reinforcer.
• D.conditioned reinforcer.

What must happen for an alternating-treatments design to be optimally effective?

• A.An additional return to baseline is undertaken.
• B.Participants discriminate easily between treatment conditions.
• C.Participants engage in multiple problem behaviors.
• D.Criterion changes are gradual to ensure compliance.

Fred does not follow some of the directives imposed by the direct care staff. A behavior analyst has been asked to put a program in place that will get Fred to comply with all directives. The behavior analyst should FIRST

• A.request that staff provide a ratio of compliant behaviors to noncompliant ones.
• B.consider the ethical implications of training Fred to comply with all directives.
• C.differentiate between compliance rates across different directives.
• D.determine a list of potential reinforcers for the behavior program.

Abigale is in her preschool classroom where she sees a toy named Elmo on a shelf and then says, "Elmo." No one drew her attention to Elmo. This is an example of a (n):

• A.intraverbal.
• B.mand.
• C.tact.
• D.autoclitic.