(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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The person whose behavior we typically identify; someone who engages in verbal behavior by emitting mands, tacts, intraverbals, etc.
Speaker
Someone who provides reinforcement for verbal behavior; they may also serve as an audience evoking verbal behavior
Listener
Listener Responding
Person 1: "Find your shoes"
Person 2: *Grabs shoes from cubby*
Requires a speaker and a listener
Verbal Behavior
Which acronym is used to refer to the functions of behavior?
SEAT
A consequence that occurs after a behavior that decreases the likelihood that the behavior will happen again
Punishment
How many verbal operants are there?
7
Echoic
Person 1: "Boo"
Person 2: "Boo"
Mand
"Look at me!"
Imitation
Person 1: "Try this" *blows bubble*
Person 2: *blows bubble*
When a behavior occurs to gain a social reaction, interaction, acknowledgement, or response from another person
Attention
A skill in which the learner uses their communication modality to engage in any of the verbal operants
Expressive
Intraverbal
Person 1: "Where are you going?"
Person 2: "I'm going to school"
A verbal response evoked by another person's verbal stimulus without directly repeating them; a conversational skill
Intraverbal
Who wrote the book titled "Verbal Behavior" that first introduced the concept of verbal operants?
B.F. Skinner
An individual's ability to respond appropriately to the verbal commands, questions, or instructions of another person; following directions
Listener Responding
The type of system used by the speaker; vocals, sign language, PECS, AAC, etc.
Modality
A request; asking for something
Mand
When a behavior occurs to gain access to an item, toy, food, or preferred activity
Tangible
Which acronym is used to describe the 3-term contingency?
ABC
A skill that measures an individual's ability to scan, perceive, match, or sort visual items
VP-MTS
Repeating a word, sound, pitch, syllable emphasis, sentence, or phrase stated by the speaker
Echoic
When a behavior occurs to get away from, delay, or stop an unpleasant task, demand, or situation
Escape/
Avoidance
A consequence that occurs after a behavior that increases the likelihood that the behavior will happen again
Reinforcement
VP-MTS
"Put all of the red gummy bears into the jar"
An individual's ability to copy others' actions without being explicitly instructed
Imitation
Tact
*Walking into SOS*
"It's raining outside"
When a behavior occurs because it feels good internally or provides self-stimulation
Sensory/
Automatic
How many functions of behavior are there?
4
A label; stating what something is by seeing, hearing, smelling, or touching it
Tact
