[U3Q] In primary care, Dr. Friman notes that most common behavior problems are ____-frequency and ____-intensity

[U2Q] Luciana, diagnosed with dementia, does not shower or clean her room very often. Which sign of dementia is being described?

[U3Q] What are the types of interventions provided by behavioral pediatrics?

[U3Q] The number one cause of child abuse, as indicated by Dr. Friman’s lecture, is the child engaging in:

[U3Q] Applied behavior analysis has demonstrated great success in applications relating to one tail of the distribution, but Dr. Friman suggests that remaining true to the vision of ______requires behavior analysts to extend the principles of behavior beyond our current limits

[U3Q] According to Dr. Friman, when would it be appropriate to treat thumb sucking?

[U1Q] Giovana is an aspiring mixed martial artist. She watches a match with one of her favorite competitors, then attempts to exactly replicate their moves. What is Giovana demonstrating?

[U2Q] Alia is conducting an assessment of Noel, who has received a diagnosis of dementia. The family reports that, despite Noel’s tendency to maintain a disordered and cluttered living space and frequent insufficient hydration, he exhibits a fondness for social activities, generally maintains a nutritious diet, and actively engages in group exercise sessions at the local gym. What skill should Alia focus on for improvement?

[U2Q] Hannah is identifying target behaviors for improvement in Alice, a dementia patient. Caregiver input shows Alice doesn’t drink enough water and has a messy room, but she eats well, enjoys socializing, and participates in chair yoga. What skill should Hannah focus on for improvement?

[U1Q] A volleyball coach aims to enhance players’ execution of 5 new plays by breaking them into steps, scoring their performance, and reinforcing consistent correct implementation. What strategy is the coach using?