Relias notes 10 Flashcards

(25 cards)

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Shaping is reinforcing ________________ of a terminal behavior.

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SUCCESSIVE

This involves gradually guiding the learner towards the desired behavior.

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Shaping requires the behavior to be taught in small ________________ called successive approximations.

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STEPS

Each step is a gradual change that leads to the terminal behavior.

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Shaping does not require a list of different behaviors, just a list of ________________ of the behavior.

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APPROXIMATIONS

These approximations help in guiding the learner towards the final goal.

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The terminal behavior is the behavior you want the client to ________________.

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LEARN

Terminal behaviors represent the final goal of the shaping process.

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Terminal behaviors should be: ________________, observable, measurable, and achievable.

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CLEARLY DEFINED

This ensures that the goals are specific and attainable for the learner.

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Successive approximations of a ________________ are the small steps that move closer to the terminal behavior.

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BEHAVIOR

These steps help in gradually achieving the desired outcome.

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Differential ________________ means you reinforce only the behaviors that meet your current goal.

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REINFORCEMENT

This approach helps learners understand that only improved behaviors receive reinforcement.

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Before shaping begins, it’s important to know what the learner can already ________________.

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DO

This is referred to as the baseline and helps in determining the starting point.

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Move to the next step when the ________________ reflects that the current step is being performed consistently.

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DATA

Data helps in assessing the learner’s progress before advancing.

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List the seven steps to shaping behavior.

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  • Define the terminal behavior
  • Identify the baseline
  • Break the behavior into approximations or small steps
  • Reinforce the first approximation
  • Introduce the next approximation
  • Reinforce the current approximation
  • Continue until the terminal behavior is reached

These steps provide a structured approach to shaping behavior.

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List the four criteria that terminal behaviors need to meet.

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  • Clearly defined
  • Observable
  • Measurable
  • Achievable

These criteria ensure that the terminal behaviors are practical and assessable.

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A baseline behavior is the closest approximation to the ____________ behavior that the learner already does.

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TERMINAL

This approximation is performed without prompts or reinforcement.

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List the four steps for identifying the baseline.

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  • Clearly define the terminal behavior.
  • Observe the client engaging in any behavior related to the terminal behavior.
  • Collect data on the behavior.
  • Choose the closest approximation of the behavior that happens consistently.

These steps help in accurately assessing the learner’s starting point.

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To break a behavior into ________________ approximations, you must identify small steps toward the goal.

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SUCCESSIVE

Each step should be closer to the terminal behavior than the last.

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To reinforce the first ________________ in a shaping program, begin by identifying a behavior that is slightly above the learner’s baseline level.

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APPROXIMATION

This behavior should be observable and achievable.

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If the learner’s ________________ is far from the goal, expecting too much too soon can lead to frustration.

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BASELINE

It’s important to set realistic expectations to avoid problem behavior.

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Once the learner is consistently performing the ________________ approximation, it’s time to gradually increase the difficulty.

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FIRST

This ensures that the learner is ready for the next challenge.

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As you move through the shaping process, it is essential to apply ________________ reinforcement correctly.

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DIFFERENTIAL

This helps in maintaining focus on the current approximation.

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At each stage, ensure that the learner is responding consistently to the ________________ approximation.

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CURRENT

Consistency is key to determining when to move forward.

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While shaping focuses on reinforcing gradual improvements in behavior, ________________ can still play a helpful role.

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PROMPTS

Prompts can assist in teaching new skills, especially in early stages.

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Advancing to the next step in the shaping plan before the learner has ________________ the current one can lead to confusion.

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MASTERED

Mastery is crucial to ensure the learner is ready for the next challenge.

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Sometimes, reinforcement is accidentally delivered for behaviors that are not part of the current approximation, which can slow or ________________ progress.

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REVERSE

This can hinder the shaping process and lead to confusion.

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When reinforcement is withheld, some learners may engage in ________________ bursts.

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EXTINCTION

This is a temporary increase in challenging behavior when a previously reinforced response no longer works.

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Without ________________, it’s difficult to know when to move forward or make adjustments.
DATA ## Footnote Data is essential for tracking progress and ensuring effective communication.