Acronyms Flashcards

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3 Levels of Scientific Understanding

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DPC
-Description
-Prediction
-Control

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5 Philosophical Assumptions Underlying the Science of Behavior

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DEPPS
-Determinism
-Empiricism
-Parsimony
-Pragmatism
-Selectionism

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4 Branches of Behavior Analysis

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BEAP
-Behaviorism
-Experimental Analysis of Behavior
-ABA
-Professional practice guided by the science of behavior analysis

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7 Dimensions of ABA

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BATCAGE
-Behavioral
-Applied
-Technological
-Conceptually Systematic
-Analytic
-Generality
-Effective

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3 Principles of Behavior

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PER
-Punishment
-Extinction
-Reinforcement

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3 Human Body Systems Impacted by Stimuli

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PIE
-Proprioceptors
-Interoceptors
-Exteroceptors

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5 Types of Stimulus Classes

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FTFFA
-Formal
-Temporal
-Functional
-Feature
-Arbitrary

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5 Types of Positive Reinforcers

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EATSS
-Edible
-Activity
-Tangible
-Social
-Sensory

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4 Simple Schedules

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FVFV
-Fixed Ratio
-Variable Ratio
-Fixed Interval
-Fixed Interval

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4 Variations of Basic Intermittent Schedules

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LPDD
-Lag
-Progressive Ratio
-Delays
-Differential

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4 Compound Schedules

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CMCM
-Concurrent
-Mixed
-Chained
-Multiple

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3 Extinction Variations

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PAN
-Positive
-Automatic
-Negative

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5 Factors Affecting Stimulus Control

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ASDRO
-Attending (pre-)
-Stimulus salience
-Differential consequences
-Repertoire (clients)
-Over-selective control

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6 Verbal Operants

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EMITTT
-Echoic
-Mand
-Intraverbal
-Tact
-Textual
-Transcription

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4 Tact Extensions

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SMMG
-Solecistic
-Metaphorical
-Metonymical
-Generic

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4 Criteria for Imitation

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MFIC
-Model
-Formal similarity
-Immediacy
-Controlled relation

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5 Steps to Train Imition

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ASPSI
-Assess
-Select
-Pretest
-Sequence
-Implement

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3 Characteristics of a Good Operational Definition

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OCC
-Objective
-Clear
-Complete

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3 Types of Repeatability/Occurrence Measures

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CRC
-Count
-Rate
-Celeration

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3 Time-Sampling/Interval Recording Procedures

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WPM
-Whole
-Partial
-Momentary

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3 Indicators of Trustworthy Measurement

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VAR
-Validity
-Accuracy
-Reliebility

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5 Types of ABA Graphs

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LBCSS
-Line
-Bar
-Cumulative
-Scatterplot
-Standard Celeration

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Split-Middle Line Steps

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CDMMQS
-Count
-Divide
-Mid-rate
-Mid-date
-Quarterly
-Split-middle

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4 Threats to Internal Validity

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MISS
-Measurement
-IV
-Subject
-Setting

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4 Main Single-Case Experimental Designs
RMMC -Reversal -Multielement -Multiple Baseline -Changing Criterion
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3 Reversal Design Variations
RBM -Repeated -BAB -Multiple Treatment
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Multielement Design Variations
STT -Single phase -Two phase -Three phase
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MLB Subtypes
BSS -Behaviors -Settings -Subjects
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Weaker MLB Variations
MDN -Multiple probe -Delayed -Nonconcurrent
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4 Core Principles
BCIC -Benefit others -Compassion, dignity, and respect -Integrity -Competence
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6 Sanctions
IRSPS -Invalidation -Revocation -Suspension -Practice -Supervision
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2 Corrective Actions
PM -Professional Development -Mentorship
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3 Supervisory Roles
SAT -Supervisor -Assessor -Trainer
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3 Elements for Informed Consent
CVK -Capacity -Voluntariness -Knowledge
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3 Indirect Assessments
ICR -Interview -Checklists -Rating Scales
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3 Stimulus Preference Assessments
AFT -Asking -Free-Operant -Trial-Based
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3 Types of Trial Based Stimulus Preference Assessment Methods
PMS -Paired -Multiple -Single
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4 Types of Reinforcer Assessments
CIMP -Concurrent -In-the-moment -Multiple Schedule -Progressive Ratio
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4 Functions
EATA -Escape -Attention -Tangible -Automatic
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2 DRO Procedures
IM -Interval DRO -Momentary DRO
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3 DRL/DRH Procedures
SFI -Spaced-responding -Full session -Interval So fun Isabel
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2 NCR Schedules
FV -Fixed time -Variable time
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2 Types of Antecedent Interventions
DI -Contingency-Dependent -Contingency-Independent
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3 Response Prompt Forms
VMP -Verbal -Model -Physical
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4 Stimulus Prompt Forms
MPRW -Movement -Position -Redundancy -Within-stimulus
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4 Fading Response Prompt Methods
MLGD -Most-to-least -Least-to-most -Graduated guidance -Delayed My little good dog
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2 Fading Stimulus Prompt Methods
FS -Stimulus Fading -Stimulus Shape Transformations For sure
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8 Modeling Guidelines
SPEIRFRR -Similarity -Prestige -Emphasis -Instruction -Real-life -Feedback -Rehearsal -Reinforcement Some people eat inedible reinforcers for real real
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4 Behavior Chaining Methods
FTBB -Forward -Total-task -Backward -Backward with leap aheads
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4 Free-Operant Procedures
NIFP -Naturalistic -Incidental -Free-Operant -Pivotal Response
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6 Components of a DTT Trial
SPRCID -SD -Prompt -Response -Consequence -Inter-trial interval -Data collection
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4 Types of DTT Trials
MBER -Mass -Block -Expanded -Random
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3 Group Contingencies
DII -Dependent -Interdependent -Independent
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9 Strategies to Promote Generalization
CLEMMING Trap -Common stimuli -Loosely train -Exemplars -Mediation -Management (self) -Indiscriminable contingencies -Negative examples -General case analysis -Behavior TRAP
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4 Self-Management Procedures
MECA -Monitoring -Evaluation -Consequences -Antecedents
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6 Positive Punishment Procedures
SORROR -Shock -Overcorrection -Reprimands -Response block -Contingent exercise -RIRD (response interruption and redirection strategy)
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2 Negative Punishment Procedures
RT -Response cost -Time-out
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2 Types of Response Cost
BE -Bonus -Existing cache
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3 Time-Out Procedures
SEN -Seclusion -Exclusionary -Non-exclusionary
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5 Types of Non-Exclusionary Time-Out
PWORP -Planned ignoring -Withdrawal of reinforcer -Observation -Ribbon -Partition
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3 Types of Matching
ISO -Identity -Symbolic -Oddity
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4 Parts of Stimulus Equivalence
RSTS -Reflexivity -Symmetry -Transitivity -Stimulus equivalence reach students this spectacularly
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6 Goal Objectives
TSNMMGO -target behavior -specific conditions -non-conditions -mastery criteria -maintenance -generalization -other measures
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Base intervention recommendations on...
ASCC -Assessment results -scientific evidence -client preference -contextual fit
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11 Mitigated Unwanted Effects
ACACFLRNMCT -Assess risk -consent -assent -collaborate -FBA -least restrictive -reinforcement -new skills -monitoring -choice -training
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8 Threads to Procedural Integrity
PWCTEROP -poor training -weak definitions -complex interventions -treatment drift -experimenter bias -reactivity -observer bias -preference
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6 BST Steps
DWMPFR -Describe -Written -Model -Practice -Feedback -Repeat
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4 Components of Task Clarification
IDPE -Instruction -Demonstration -Practice -Evaluation
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7 Feedback Types
FIWGPDO -Formal -Informal -Written -Group -Publicly posted -Delayed -Outcome-based
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7 Supervision Steps
ISTMSCE -Identify -Specify -Train -Monitor -Support -Correct -Evaluate
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3 Function-Based Staff Assessment Methods
EDI -Experimental -Descriptive -Indirect