True/False
1. TRUE or FALSE. The guiding principle of ABA is that all behavior is learned.
2. TRUE or FALSE. ABA was developed to exclusively address those diagnosed with ASD.
3. TRUE or FALSE. If a student is not motivated to learn, learning is not likely to occur.
4. TRUE or FALSE. Discrimination Training allows for the basic building blocks of language comprehension
to be taught.
5. TRUE or FALSE. The more families understand and are able to carry out various ABA strategies within
the context of their daily routines, the more opportunities children have for learning specific skills.
Short Answer/Essay
Short Answer.
1. Define Applied Behavior Analysis.
2. List the Principles of Behavior
3. What is meant by the phrase, “three–term contingency”?
4. Provide an example of the three-term contingency.
5. Define DTT.
6. What are the steps of DTT?
7. Define Instructional Control.
8. Define Errorless Learning.
9. List the hierarchy of prompts from most to least independence.
10. List four prompting procedures.
11. List the steps in an error correction procedure.
Essay.
1. Compare and contrast ABA and DTT.
2. Discuss the research on the effectiveness of ABA and issues involving its use in a public school setting.
3. Describe each of the verbal operants and provide an example of each.