Name kidney medulla part indicated.

Assume you want to shape a child to sit up straight with better posture while playing piano.  Currently, they sit slumped, hunched over, on the bench not directly facing or aligned with the keyboard.  What order of the steps below would represent an effective shaping process? 1. Sit fully upright aligned with the piano with shoulders back and spine straight 2. Sit with shoulders and spine aligned with the piano 3. Sit with head up while aligned with the piano 4. Sit with spine straight up and down but shoulders drooped while aligned with the piano  

Match the procedure to an example of it

Which of the following is TRUE about Time Out

Kenton really hates word problems in his math class, and will tear up his papers to avoid having to complete them.  Kenton’s teacher decides to use FCT to help Kenton learn an alternative to tearing up the worksheets.   Which behavior below represents an alternative behavior appropriate to a Functional Communication Training model?

Punishment procedures are most effective when implemented alone.

David is a 4-year-old boy with autism who is living in the Hasselhoff Institute, an in-patient medical facility for children with severe behavior problems.   During the day, the children engage in recreational activities in a large ward room.  There are usually only 3-4 staff members in the room each day to serve 12 children.  David is extremely aggressive towards the other children on the ward; often kicking, biting, and scratching the other child until a staff member comes over and restrains him.  Based on your functional assessment, you have determined that no one child is targeted more than another and that David is most aggressive when a staff member has not interacted with him for at least 5 minutes.  When he is aggressive, David is typically restrained for at least 5 minutes and then closely watched for another 10.  Once he is in restraint, David calms down, and will often lay his head on the shoulder of the staff member holding him.  He remains calm for the entire length of restraint, and when he is released he stays close to the staff member who restrained him.   The staff member usually will hold David’s hand or play with him for a few minutes following restraint until another child requires care.   Now presume staff want to use differential reinforcement with David.  Every time he goes 10 minutes without being aggressive -no matter what else he was doing-  a staff member will go over to David and talk with him for a few seconds while also giving him a back rub.  Which procedure is the staff using now?

Sue wants to reduce his son’s messy eating.  Every time his son leaves crumbs on the table his son must clean up those crumbs, but also sweep and mop the kitchen and dining room. Which positive punishment procedure did Sue use?

Match the term with the best example of each

Match the fading type with an example of each