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Quiz 7

Create an image of a clinician observing a child in a natural setting, taking notes, with a focus on behavioral assessment tools and techniques, in a warm and friendly environment.

Understanding Behavioral Assessment

Welcome to the Understanding Behavioral Assessment quiz! This quiz is designed to test your knowledge on the principles and practices of behavioral observation and assessment. Whether you are a student, educator, or practitioner in the field, this quiz will help reinforce your understanding of various assessment techniques.

10 engaging questions
Multiple choice and checkbox formats
Immediate feedback on your answers

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by AnalyzingData24

The parents of a client have approached you asking to provide services to their child. The parents say that the child has started to hit themselves and they can’t figure out why. You ask them a series of questions such as, “What do you usually do when your child starts hitting themselves?” and “What typically happens right before your child starts hitting themselves?” and so on. Based on these questions you hypothesize the function of the behavior. This is an example of a

Case conceptualization

Functional Analysis

Direct Assessment

Indirect Assessment

The parents of a client have approached you asking to provide services to their child. The parents say that the child has started to hit themselves and they can’t figure out why. You decide that you need to watch the behavior to see what happens before and after the behavior. You ask if you can come into the client’s home to watch the behavior happen in its natural environment. You write down what happens before and after the behavior. Based on these observations you hypothesize the function of the behavior. This is an example of a

Functional Analysis

Case conceptualization

Indirect Assessment

Direct Assessment

Direct observation allows clinicians to determine behavioural function.

True

False

Direct observation data can be used as baseline data.

True

False

Direct observations can allow clinicians to identify possible contingencies in natural settings.

True

False

Direct observation only consists of continuous recording of behaviour.

True

False

You can use direct observation data to calculate conditional probabilities which evaluate the likelihood of a behaviour given a specific antecedent or consequence or the likelihood of a consequence given a behaviour.

True

False

Direct observation is very objective.

True

False

Direct observation may cause you to attribute the function of behaviour to something that is correlated with the actual function of behaviour, such as the attention provided with the removal of a work task

True

False

Which of the following is NOT a way to collect more objective direct observation data:

Use trained interpreters of the data

Using trained observers

Use observers who are naive to the behavioural definition

Using computers/technology to collect, organize, and analyze the data

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