PermanentProductRecordingTangibleevidenceForwardChainingTeaching a TAby starting withthe first step andfull physicalprompting therest of the stepsMult.StimulusWithoutReplacementPref. assessmentwhere a childpicks from anarray and the itemthe chose cannotbe chosen againConsequenceAnything thatoccurreddirectly AFTERthe observedbehaviorAntecedentAnything thatoccurreddirectlyBEFORE theobservedbehaviorDurationHow longabehaviorlastsYAxisVerticalline ona graphimmediateechoic tomandtransferlearner echos theprompted mandthen says it onceagain beforereceiving whatthey manded fordualrelationshiphaving morethan onerelationshipwith a learneror their familyNaturalEnvironmentTeaching(NET)Either contrivingor usingopportunities asthey arise toteach andgeneralize skillsWholeIntervalRecordingLooking to seeif a behavior ishappeningthroughout theentire interval6-8The amount ofsentences usuallyneeded on yourinsurance note fora 4 hour sessiondiscriminationtrainingteaching thelearners to tellthe differencebetweenstimulipartialverbalpromptinghelping thelearner bygiving thempart of thevocal answer tothe SDimplementingbehavioralplansthe roleof theRBTXaxisHorizontalline on agraphDRAreinforcing areplacementbehavior thatis functionallyappropriateBehaviorDataInformationon the YaxisPairedChoice Pref.AssessmentPref.Assessmentwhere a childpicks betweentwo itemsDiscreteTrialTraining(DTT)Our morestructured worksessions wherewe follow aschedule ofreinforcementMult.Stimulus WithReplacementPref. assessmentwhere a childpicks from anarray and the itemthey chose staysin the next arrayMomentaryTimeSamplingLooking to seeif a behavior ishappening at aspecific time inthe intervalvariableintervalreinforcing alearner afteran averageamount of timehas passedstimuluscontrolanythingthat has aneffect on ourbehaviorVocalPromptsPromptswe do notuse duringTAspartialphysicalpromptguiding thelearners armto respondto an SDFixedIntervalreinforcing alearner afteran exactamount oftimeProgramManager(PM)the person you aregoing to go to ifyou have aquestion about thelearner'sacquisitionprogramextinctionno longerreinforcing apreviouslyreinforcedbehaviorClinicalAdministrator(CA)the person youare going to goto if you have aquestion aboutthe schedule orforget to clock inRateFrequencydivided bythe timeObjectiveThe data andinformation wetake shouldnot includeemotionsVariableRatioReinforcing alearner afteran averageamount ofresponsesExtinctionBursta temporaryincrease in abehavior after ithas beenplaced onextinctionTaskAnaylsisBreakingdown a taskinto small,teachablestepsIRTTime inbetween abehavior andwhen thebehaviorhappens againFreeOperantChild led pref.assessmentwhere they canpick anything inthe roomPartialIntervalRecordingLooking to seeif a behaviorhappens at allduring aninterval5%the amountof hours weneedsupervisedevery monthDRIreinforcing areplacementbehavior that isimpossible todo at the sametimeSpontaneousRecoverya behaviorsuddenlyreturns afterbeing gonefor awhileEDPNinsurancenotesDateInformationon the XAxisPreferenceAssessmentBefore awork sessionwe shouldalwaysperform thismodelpromptingshowing thelearner whatthe SD shouldlook like beforethey complete itthemselvesDROreinforcingtheabsence ofa behaviorcomebackechoic tomandtransferlearner echosprompted mand.receives the toy for amoment before itgets removed.Independently mandsfor the toy back againFixedRatioReinforcinga learnerafter eachcorrectresponseAntecedentStrategiespreventinga behaviorbefore itcan occurBackwardChainingWhen teaching aTAwe full physicallyprompt all thebeginning steps anduse a lesserintrusive prompt forthe last stepFrequencyA countof abehaviorChainingUse theseto teachtaskanalysesSingleStimulusPref.AssessmentPref.Assessmentwhere we offerone item to seeif they areinterestedfull verbalpromptinghelping thelearner bygiving them theentire vocalanswer to theSDABCDataNarrativedata overnovelbehaviorsmaintainingclientdignityprotecting thelearners fromembarrassingsituations likewiping their face orblocking the stalldoorfullphysicalpromptinghelping alearnerwith handover handgesturepromptingpointing tohelp thelearnercomplete theSDshapingreinforcingapproximationsof a terminalgoalLatencyResponsetime afteran SDBehaviorsomethingthat isobservableandmeasurableTotalTaskChainingWhen teachinga TA, we areteaching ALLthe steps atthe same timemaintainingprofessionalboundariesNot bringingoutsideconflict intotheworkplacePermanentProductRecordingTangibleevidenceForwardChainingTeaching a TAby starting withthe first step andfull physicalprompting therest of the stepsMult.StimulusWithoutReplacementPref. assessmentwhere a childpicks from anarray and the itemthe chose cannotbe chosen againConsequenceAnything thatoccurreddirectly AFTERthe observedbehaviorAntecedentAnything thatoccurreddirectlyBEFORE theobservedbehaviorDurationHow longabehaviorlastsYAxisVerticalline ona graphimmediateechoic tomandtransferlearner echos theprompted mandthen says it onceagain beforereceiving whatthey manded fordualrelationshiphaving morethan onerelationshipwith a learneror their familyNaturalEnvironmentTeaching(NET)Either contrivingor usingopportunities asthey arise toteach andgeneralize skillsWholeIntervalRecordingLooking to seeif a behavior ishappeningthroughout theentire interval6-8The amount ofsentences usuallyneeded on yourinsurance note fora 4 hour sessiondiscriminationtrainingteaching thelearners to tellthe differencebetweenstimulipartialverbalpromptinghelping thelearner bygiving thempart of thevocal answer tothe SDimplementingbehavioralplansthe roleof theRBTXaxisHorizontalline on agraphDRAreinforcing areplacementbehavior thatis functionallyappropriateBehaviorDataInformationon the YaxisPairedChoice Pref.AssessmentPref.Assessmentwhere a childpicks betweentwo itemsDiscreteTrialTraining(DTT)Our morestructured worksessions wherewe follow aschedule ofreinforcementMult.Stimulus WithReplacementPref. assessmentwhere a childpicks from anarray and the itemthey chose staysin the next arrayMomentaryTimeSamplingLooking to seeif a behavior ishappening at aspecific time inthe intervalvariableintervalreinforcing alearner afteran averageamount of timehas passedstimuluscontrolanythingthat has aneffect on ourbehaviorVocalPromptsPromptswe do notuse duringTAspartialphysicalpromptguiding thelearners armto respondto an SDFixedIntervalreinforcing alearner afteran exactamount oftimeProgramManager(PM)the person you aregoing to go to ifyou have aquestion about thelearner'sacquisitionprogramextinctionno longerreinforcing apreviouslyreinforcedbehaviorClinicalAdministrator(CA)the person youare going to goto if you have aquestion aboutthe schedule orforget to clock inRateFrequencydivided bythe timeObjectiveThe data andinformation wetake shouldnot includeemotionsVariableRatioReinforcing alearner afteran averageamount ofresponsesExtinctionBursta temporaryincrease in abehavior after ithas beenplaced onextinctionTaskAnaylsisBreakingdown a taskinto small,teachablestepsIRTTime inbetween abehavior andwhen thebehaviorhappens againFreeOperantChild led pref.assessmentwhere they canpick anything inthe roomPartialIntervalRecordingLooking to seeif a behaviorhappens at allduring aninterval5%the amountof hours weneedsupervisedevery monthDRIreinforcing areplacementbehavior that isimpossible todo at the sametimeSpontaneousRecoverya behaviorsuddenlyreturns afterbeing gonefor awhileEDPNinsurancenotesDateInformationon the XAxisPreferenceAssessmentBefore awork sessionwe shouldalwaysperform thismodelpromptingshowing thelearner whatthe SD shouldlook like beforethey complete itthemselvesDROreinforcingtheabsence ofa behaviorcomebackechoic tomandtransferlearner echosprompted mand.receives the toy for amoment before itgets removed.Independently mandsfor the toy back againFixedRatioReinforcinga learnerafter eachcorrectresponseAntecedentStrategiespreventinga behaviorbefore itcan occurBackwardChainingWhen teaching aTAwe full physicallyprompt all thebeginning steps anduse a lesserintrusive prompt forthe last stepFrequencyA countof abehaviorChainingUse theseto teachtaskanalysesSingleStimulusPref.AssessmentPref.Assessmentwhere we offerone item to seeif they areinterestedfull verbalpromptinghelping thelearner bygiving them theentire vocalanswer to theSDABCDataNarrativedata overnovelbehaviorsmaintainingclientdignityprotecting thelearners fromembarrassingsituations likewiping their face orblocking the stalldoorfullphysicalpromptinghelping alearnerwith handover handgesturepromptingpointing tohelp thelearnercomplete theSDshapingreinforcingapproximationsof a terminalgoalLatencyResponsetime afteran SDBehaviorsomethingthat isobservableandmeasurableTotalTaskChainingWhen teachinga TA, we areteaching ALLthe steps atthe same timemaintainingprofessionalboundariesNot bringingoutsideconflict intotheworkplace

COMP REVIEW - Call List

(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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  1. Tangible evidence
    Permanent Product Recording
  2. Teaching a TA by starting with the first step and full physical prompting the rest of the steps
    Forward Chaining
  3. Pref. assessment where a child picks from an array and the item the chose cannot be chosen again
    Mult. Stimulus Without Replacement
  4. Anything that occurred directly AFTER the observed behavior
    Consequence
  5. Anything that occurred directly BEFORE the observed behavior
    Antecedent
  6. How long a behavior lasts
    Duration
  7. Vertical line on a graph
    Y Axis
  8. learner echos the prompted mand then says it once again before receiving what they manded for
    immediate echoic to mand transfer
  9. having more than one relationship with a learner or their family
    dual relationship
  10. Either contriving or using opportunities as they arise to teach and generalize skills
    Natural Environment Teaching (NET)
  11. Looking to see if a behavior is happening throughout the entire interval
    Whole Interval Recording
  12. The amount of sentences usually needed on your insurance note for a 4 hour session
    6-8
  13. teaching the learners to tell the difference between stimuli
    discrimination training
  14. helping the learner by giving them part of the vocal answer to the SD
    partial verbal prompting
  15. the role of the RBT
    implementing behavioral plans
  16. Horizontal line on a graph
    X axis
  17. reinforcing a replacement behavior that is functionally appropriate
    DRA
  18. Information on the Y axis
    Behavior Data
  19. Pref. Assessment where a child picks between two items
    Paired Choice Pref. Assessment
  20. Our more structured work sessions where we follow a schedule of reinforcement
    Discrete Trial Training (DTT)
  21. Pref. assessment where a child picks from an array and the item they chose stays in the next array
    Mult. Stimulus With Replacement
  22. Looking to see if a behavior is happening at a specific time in the interval
    Momentary Time Sampling
  23. reinforcing a learner after an average amount of time has passed
    variable interval
  24. anything that has an effect on our behavior
    stimulus control
  25. Prompts we do not use during TAs
    Vocal Prompts
  26. guiding the learners arm to respond to an SD
    partial physical prompt
  27. reinforcing a learner after an exact amount of time
    Fixed Interval
  28. the person you are going to go to if you have a question about the learner's acquisition program
    Program Manager (PM)
  29. no longer reinforcing a previously reinforced behavior
    extinction
  30. the person you are going to go to if you have a question about the schedule or forget to clock in
    Clinical Administrator (CA)
  31. Frequency divided by the time
    Rate
  32. The data and information we take should not include emotions
    Objective
  33. Reinforcing a learner after an average amount of responses
    Variable Ratio
  34. a temporary increase in a behavior after it has been placed on extinction
    Extinction Burst
  35. Breaking down a task into small, teachable steps
    Task Anaylsis
  36. Time in between a behavior and when the behavior happens again
    IRT
  37. Child led pref. assessment where they can pick anything in the room
    Free Operant
  38. Looking to see if a behavior happens at all during an interval
    Partial Interval Recording
  39. the amount of hours we need supervised every month
    5%
  40. reinforcing a replacement behavior that is impossible to do at the same time
    DRI
  41. a behavior suddenly returns after being gone for awhile
    Spontaneous Recovery
  42. insurance notes
    EDPN
  43. Information on the X Axis
    Date
  44. Before a work session we should always perform this
    Preference Assessment
  45. showing the learner what the SD should look like before they complete it themselves
    model prompting
  46. reinforcing the absence of a behavior
    DRO
  47. learner echos prompted mand. receives the toy for a moment before it gets removed. Independently mands for the toy back again
    comeback echoic to mand transfer
  48. Reinforcing a learner after each correct response
    Fixed Ratio
  49. preventing a behavior before it can occur
    Antecedent Strategies
  50. When teaching a TA we full physically prompt all the beginning steps and use a lesser intrusive prompt for the last step
    Backward Chaining
  51. A count of a behavior
    Frequency
  52. Use these to teach task analyses
    Chaining
  53. Pref. Assessment where we offer one item to see if they are interested
    Single Stimulus Pref. Assessment
  54. helping the learner by giving them the entire vocal answer to the SD
    full verbal prompting
  55. Narrative data over novel behaviors
    ABC Data
  56. protecting the learners from embarrassing situations like wiping their face or blocking the stall door
    maintaining client dignity
  57. helping a learner with hand over hand
    full physical prompting
  58. pointing to help the learner complete the SD
    gesture prompting
  59. reinforcing approximations of a terminal goal
    shaping
  60. Response time after an SD
    Latency
  61. something that is observable and measurable
    Behavior
  62. When teaching a TA, we are teaching ALL the steps at the same time
    Total Task Chaining
  63. Not bringing outside conflict into the workplace
    maintaining professional boundaries