Vederian is a 17yr old with ASD who collects action figures. His mother tells Vederian’s behavior analyst that her “little boy” doesn’t have any interest in a romantic partner and just wants to play with his toys. Which misconception about individuals with ASD/DD is exemplified here?

Two-year-old Dally is placed in time out by his mom for attempting to touch red glass figurines on the living room coffee table. According to Dr. Friman, where should his mom place Dally when he comes out of time out?

The parents have expressed concern regarding their 7-year-old son, Joshua, following an incident in which he fell from a tree and sustained a head injury. They have noted that he is experiencing difficulties with speech and occasionally exhibits balance issues while walking. What type of brain injury might these signs indicate?

What does Dr. Friman discuss as an “intrinsic” aspect of behavior that might affect the likelihood of littering?

Indie is trying to get into shape. His trainer tells him to complete at least six repetitions of all the recommended exercises. During his workout, Indie tallies up the number of repetitions he completed for each exercise. Once these are counted, Indie knows if he completed all the recommended exercises and records the totals in a daily log. Which of the following describes the function of the response?

Variable costs are defined as costs that

Kyle’s regular dinner routine is at 7pm, but his potential dinner date wants to eat at 6pm to reduce wait time. He’s considering declining the invitation. Which challenge for people with ASD is being described here?

A retailer that offers ultra-low prices, but requires customers to pay an annual fee for the privilege of shopping in the store is referred to as

Which of the following is true about the relationship between the aging for a neurotypical person and a person with Alzheimer’s Disease?

Theodora is a child who does not like to go to school. She typically has a tantrum when she is awakened in the morning that includes whining, crying, and screaming, and can last anywhere from 3 to 10 minutes. She also usually has a tantrum in the middle of the day when she starts to get tired, but these are typically less intense, last only a couple of minutes, and taking a nap seems to soothe her. Which part of this scenario exemplifies the fundamental property of repeatability?