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Intro to ABA

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Introduction to ABA: Understanding Behavior

Test your knowledge of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) with this engaging quiz! Designed for educators, students, and anyone interested in behavior understanding, this quiz will challenge your insights into behaviors, replacement strategies, and key concepts in ABA.

Participants can look forward to:

10 thought-provoking questions
Scenarios based on real-life applications of ABA
Immediate feedback on your responses

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by TeachingTiger321

Examples of a behaviour could include:

Biting

Singing

Crying

Writing your name

Putting a jacket on

All the above

None of the above

Scenario: A client is crying and screaming every day for a week while going up stairs to the classroom. What is the problem behaviour?

Crying

Crying and screaming

Screaming

Going up the stairs

Scenario part 2: To replace the crying and screaming, you teach the client to ask for help while climbing up the stairs. The problem behaviour decreases. Did you teach a replacement behaviour?

Yes, communicating to help with stairs is a replacement behaviour

No, teaching to communicate does not count as a replacement behaviour

Scenario: A client is pointing and screaming loudly every time they want a toy or candy. Is this considering a problem behaviour?

Yes, because it can be disturbing for peers.

No, because they are trying to talk.

Scenario part 2: Screaming and pointing to get the desired item does act as a form of communication but there are more functional ways to ask for things. A replacement behaviour for this could be:

Exchange a picture icon of item

Just pointing

Attempting a verbal word or close sound

Quieter vocalization

All the above

Scenario: Teacher says "get your backpack" and child does not go get their backpack. The teacher saying "get your backpack" is ...

An antecedent

A behaviour

A consequence

Scenario: The teacher says "put your marker on table" and the child puts down the marker. Putting down the marker is...

An antecedent

A behaviour

A consequence

Scenario: The teacher says "lets go to the washroom" and the child goes and gets a diaper. The teacher gives the child a high five and says "good job". The high five and good job is …

An antecedent

A behaviour

A consequence

Generalization is a integral part of ABA.

True

False

Scenario: Every time a worksheet is brought to the table the child runs to the door and tries to leave. The function of behaviour could be hypothesized as:

Attention

Escape/avoidance

Access to item

Automatic Reinforcement

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