Experimental Control and Behavioral Assessment Quiz

In a design that demonstrates experimental control by showing a behavior decrease only when the intervention is applied without withdrawing the treatment, which type of design might be used?

What question might be asked during a descriptive assessment?

Sitting close to the learner or being in the classroom during observation might alter behaviors due to:

Taking data on a student's behavior exemplifies which attitude of science?

In the scenario described with turning on the radio when a colleague talks too much, this behavior is influenced by __________ and is a(n) _____________ behavior.

When writing a behavior program, what should David base his interventions on?

In a situation where a learner selects an item from an array and the unselected items are replaced with new ones, what type of assessment is likely being conducted by Tom?

In a standard functional analysis protocol, which condition(s) would typically involve ignoring the problem behavior?

When faced with more than one validated treatment option, what other factors should behavior analysts consider in addition to treatment efficacy?

Which assessment requires the learner to respond in order to provide results?

The schedule exemplified in the first passage, where pressing different numbers on a vending machine results in different snacks, is an example of a __________ schedule?

In the second passage, where a patient can only receive pain medication every 60 minutes on self-pain management, the schedule exemplified is likely a __________ schedule?

Singing in the shower alone, where no one can hear, is likely an example of a ___________ contingency?

A feature that distinguishes the IISCA from Iwata’s functional analysis is that the IISCA consists of __________?

Which components are included in Behavioral Skills Training (BST)?

The statement 'When I eat hotdogs, I need to add mustard' is an example of what type of behavioral concept?