"Ready, set, go" is an example of what kind of verbal operant (tact, intraverbal, mand, or echoic?)

Jenny hates to get her hair wet. Every time she sees rain in the forecast, she always brings an umbrella to work with her because it keeps her hair from getting wet. This is an example of (positive/negative reinforcement, positive/negative punishment)

What does DTT stand for?

An RBT wants to know what snack their learner prefers. They hold up chips and cookies, the learner chooses cookies. They then hold up cookies and fruit snacks. They again choose cookies. What type of preference assessment is this?

An RBT provides tokens for every 1 minute their learner stays seated during circle time. At the end of circle time, the learner trades in the tokens for a stuffed animal. What is the backup reinforcer in this scenario?

A verbal operant where the speaker requests for what they need or want is a

Luke is an RBT whose learner loves stickers. Stickers would be what kind of reinforcer?

Luis gives the instruction "touch nose" and then prompts by touching his own nose. What kind of prompt did he use?

An RBT is providing a reinforcer when their learner follows instructions, giving the reinforcer after an average number of responses. What type of reinforcement schedule does this best describe?

A systematic process of breaking a complex task down into smaller, more manageable steps/tasks is called?

An RBT gives their learner the instruction to "Go to the fridge and grab your lunch box." What operant does this fall under?

Your learner receives a token each time they turn towards the technician when their name is called. You notice that they are starting to respond to their name more often. You have been implementing...

What term describes when reinforcement is available for a response in the presence of one stimulus and not the other? (Stimulus control transfer, chaining, discrimination training, or shaping)

What reinforcement schedule describes providing a reinforcer after every three correct responses of a behavior

An RBT is using forward chaining to teach a learner to tie their shoes. Should they use least to most or most to least prompting to have the learn complete the target step?

A little boy playing with toys in his room holds up a stuffed animal, looks at it and says, "A zebra!" What verbal operant does this describe?

If you go to a restaurant, get food poisoning from that restaurant and never return again, is this an example of positive/negative reinforcement or positive/negative punishment?

Bill's RBT presents the instruction "Touch apple" and then immediately provides a prompt. They do this to prevent errors. What procedure is this?

Providing a reinforcer after a learner engages in a behavior for a certain amount of time describes a ratio schedule or an interval schedule?

An RBT is providing reinforcement for small, achievable steps towards clapping their hands, otherwise known as shaping. What is the term for "small, achievable steps" in shaping?

"What do you do with a crayon?" is an example of what verbal operant

Providing reinforcement independent of the occurrence of a behavior is called what?

A child is learning to respond to greetings. Starting out, the therapist models a wave to prompt them to respond to greetings. They then fade their prompt to a gesture until finally the patient responds with a wave independently when someone says "hello." This is an example of (stimulus control transfer, shaping, chaining, discrete trial teaching)

You receive a bonus for every year you work with ABC. What type of reinforcement schedule does this describe?

During shaping, all non-approximations will be placed on what?