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RBT Reinforcement

RBT Exam Prep

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What are the 4 common functions of behavior? EATS- Escape, Attention, Tangible, Sensory (automatic)
Antecedent manipulations Altering either the antecedents or the motivating operations associated with a response to either increase or decrease the rate of that response
Give an example of modifying motivating operations to decrease challenging behaviors? If a learner typically engages in aggression when hungry, have the learner eat a meal before working on tasks
What is a challenge with antecedent manipulations? A replacement skill has not been taught, the challenging behaviors will re-emerge if the previously evoking antecedents re-occur
What are 4 common schedules of reinforcement? FR (Fixed Ratio); FI (Fixed Interval); VR (Variable Ratio); VI (Variable Interval)
What scheduled provides reinforcement following every correct rresponse? FR1 (Fixed Ratio 1) or CRF (continuous reinforcement)
What is an FR-X schedule? The learner must engage in the target behavior X times before reinforcement is provided
What is an FI-X interval? Reinforcement is provided when the target behavior occurs after X seconds/ minutes has passed
Give an example of an FR-3 schedule. The learner is given access to the tablet after 3 correct responses during DTT
Give an example of an FI- 1 week. The learner is provided reinforcement for cleaning the bathroom every Sunday.
What are some examples of unconditioned reinforcers? Water, food, sex, warmth when cold, coolness when hot
How is a conditioned reinforcer created? Following the specified behavior, the neutral stimulus and unconditioned reinforcer are repetitively presented simultaneously (AKA pairing)
Fixed ratio reinforcement? Reinforcement is delivered after a specified number of correct responses
Variable ratio reinforcement? Reinforcement is delivered after an average number of correct responses
Fixed interval reinforcement? Reinforcement is provided following a specified period of time
Variable interval reinforcement Reinforcement is provided after an average amount of time
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