Quiz 3. Theoretical Models to Explain Challenging Behavior
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- Q1Antecedents are events that occur before behaviors and that may cue or set the stage for certain behaviors.FalseTrue60s
- Q2Consequences are events that follow a behavior that determine whether the behavior will be repeated or not.FalseTrue60s
- Q3Cognitive-behavioral interventions are used with the goal of helping the individual better manage his or her own behavior, or to become more independent of external control.TrueFalse60s
- Q4Mr. Brown teaches fifth grade science. Each morning he stands in the hallway and greats each of his students by name. Which of the three tiers of prevention and supports is Mr. Brown using?universal and targeted level supportstertiary level interventionsuniversal level supportstargeted level supports60s
- Q5The less time teachers spend on discipline problems, the more time they have to teach.FalseTrue60s
- Q6Zero tolerance specifies predetermined consequences for certain serious offenses.truefalse60s
- Q7A behavioral approach is based on the fundamental assumption that all _______________ behavior is learned as a result of consequences associated with those behaviors.appropriateschoolinappropriatevoluntary60s
- Q8Careless, unsystematic application of positive reinforcement can increase _____________ behaviors as well as desirable behaviors.gross motorundesirableintelligentacademic60s
- Q9Here are three of the four assumptions of Applied Behavior Analysis: (1) A person's past learning and biological make-up affect current behavior. (2) All voluntary behavior, both appropriate behavior and inappropriate behavior, is governed by the same principles. (3) Behavior is related to the environment in which it occurs. Which of the following completes the four assumptions?Punishment is the most important technique in ABA.Behavior serves a purpose.Some behaviors cannot be changed.Biologically-based behaviors cannot be changed.120s
- Q10Functional Behavioral Assessment is based on several assumptions. Which of the following statements is not one of these assumptions?Antecedents affect behavior.Behavior serves a purpose.Sometimes, problem behavior reflects a failure to learn a more appropriate alternative way to behave.Parents are the most influential in a student's school behavior.120s
- Q11Under a psychodynamic approach the aim is to help the individual gain insight into internalized feelings and emotions, usually related to issues stemming from early life experiences.truefalse60s
- Q12Classrooms that are chaotic are often unclear in terms of what behaviors are expected or allowed; however, this has little to do with unacceptable behavior.falsetrue60s
- Q13Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)Scientific approach to behavior changeRelies on single-subject design research to demonstrate effectiveness of interventionsis a well-developed scientific disciplineAll60s
- Q14Which statement is true?ABA is the foundation of PBISPBIS extends principles of ABA to real-life situations and systems-change strategiesAll60s
- Q15A student is praised for her hard work and assignments done on time will likely continue to do so.Positive reinforcementNegative reinforcement60s