One method of priority ranking various potential target behaviors is to use a(n)

A behavioral practitioner puts an intervention in place with the intention of reducing a 2nd grader’s disruptive vocal stereotypy. After 2 weeks the child is emitting vocal stereotypy in 87% of intervals rather than 92%. The practitioner reasonably decided that the treatment was not

If a behavior analyst wants to develop a behavior intervention plan based on the strongest possible, empirically-derived information about the target behavior, they are most likely to do so only after demonstrating

The levels of understanding science include

A behavior analyst who studies schedules of reinforcement in video games with college students in his lab is probably a(n)

A child often hits their sister when their mother leaves the room. A clinician claims that the reason for this is that they have separation anxiety and believe that hitting will cause their mother to return. This interpretation reflects

A BCBA employed by a school district to conduct functional assessment and develop behavior intervention plans is working as a(n)

When a behavior analyst notices that a child in a pre-kindergarten classroom has a tantrum whenever a peer cries, the analyst may have gained understanding at the level of

Which of the following is NOT an example of a barrier used in a laboratory animal facility?

The Guide recommends a room ventilation rate of how many air changes per hour?