Relacionar Columnas BehaviorspeakVersión en línea Match the common terms with their definitions. por Maria Barker 1 Antecedant 2 Reinforcer 3 Prompt 4 Functional Behavior Assessment/FBA 5 Extinction burst 6 Elopement 7 Task Analysis 8 BCBA 9 Consequence 10 Behavior A board certified Behavior Analyst. May also see BCaBA for a Behavior Analyst at the associate level who must be supervised by a BCBA. An action that is observable and measurable. Increase in frequency and/or intensity of behavior in the early stages of extinction What happens right before a behavior. The process of breaking a skill down into smaller, more manageable components Wandering, or running away, from an area the person is not supposed to leave Something used to motivate a learner to complete a task, or engage in a behavior. Can be tangible (toy), social (praise), physical (hugs, kisses) etc. Instructions, gestures, demonstrations, touches, or other things that we arrange or do to increase the likelihood that children will make correct responses What happens after the behavior. Can be good or bad (or nothing). The process by which behavioral interventions are created. It is intended to determine the function (or the reason) for a behavior, and then create an intervention based on that function.
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