Over time, a therapist starts recording “refusal” behavior whenever the student doesn’t respond right away, even though the original definition required a 30-second delay. What is this an example of?

Which of the following best distinguishes the Premack Principle from bribery?

Which of the following is the best operational definition of off-task behavior?

A student hears the bell and packs up quickly, knowing they will miss the bus if they don’t leave soon. The bell signals the bus leaves shortly. The bell functions as a: A. UMO B. CMO-T (transitive) C. CMO-R (reflexive) D. Reinforcer

A BCaBA is starting imitation training with a young client. What must be taught first before the child can begin copying modeled actions?

A student says “water” when they are thirsty and receive a drink. Which antecedent is required for this to be a mand?

A 10-year-old student with autism can recite all U.S. presidents but cannot request help when confused in class. What is the more socially significant target?

A student engages in high-frequency pica. The BCaBA reviews the student’s medical records and finds past hospitalizations related to this behavior. Why is this medically relevant?

A child often hits peers during play. The therapist begins reinforcing the child for clapping their hands during those times. This strategy is best described as:

A teenager who hasn’t used their phone all day becomes more likely to comply with directions when phone time is offered as a reward. The lack of phone access increases the value of phone time. This demonstrates: