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Behavior ManagementOnline versionby Holly Karraker
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Starts with Aevents that trigger behaviorStarts with Bteaching a task beginning with the last step and then in descending order (next to last step, third from last step, etc.) [2 words]Starts with Cthe result of a behaviorStarts with Dused to determine the length of time that a student engaged in a behavior [2 words]Starts with Eprinciples of conduct governing us as individual professionals as well as members of our disciplineStarts with Fa procedure used to systematically remove instructional prompts, allowing a behavior to occur under natural conditionsStarts with Gtransferring learned behaviors to new settingsStarts with Ha rationale for, or a best guess about, the functions of a behaviorStarts with Iinvolves dividing an observation period into smaller, equal units of time [2 words]Starts with JTeachers often give verbal praise. For example, a teacher might say, Great ___!Starts with Kthe grade between preschool and first gradeStarts with LBandura is associated with the social ___________ model.Starts with Mthe means by which behavior is learned through observation; commonly associated with social learning theoryStarts with Noccurs when a target behavior is followed by the removal of an aversive stimulus; this is often misunderstood and confused with punishment [2 words]Starts with OSkinner's term for behaviors that are controlled by their consequencesStarts with Pa type of positive reinforcement in which a high probability behavior is used to reinforce a low probability behavior (after you do X, you can do Y); commonly referred to as Grandma's Law [2 words]Starts with QAccording to Schalock (2000), ______________________ is a concept that reflects a person's desired conditions of living related to eight core dimensions of one's life... [3 words]Starts with Rthe delivery of a consequence following a behavior that increases the future probability of the behavior occurringStarts with Sreinforcement of successive approximations of a target behaviorStarts with Tthe specific behavior being addressed [2 words]Starts with Ua concept originated in architecture that educators use to engineer learning environments, including how instruction is designed and delivered [2 words]Starts with Va theorist associated with the ecological model; believed children learn by engaging in activities that they enjoy and by working with other children who are more skilled at a particular taskStarts with Wa researcher who coined the term behaviorism, emphasizing the relationship between environmental events and the responses they producedContains Xoccurs when a previously reinforced behavior is no longer reinforcedStarts with Ythe only behavior you can truly control [2 words]Starts with ZVygotsky's term for the distance between a student's current performance level and optimal performance levels [4 words] |