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What is the difference between ABA and EBA |
EBA works with animals and ABA works with humans. |
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How can you do a Stimulus Preference assessment? |
This can be done by asking the individual, asking a significant other, following and taking notes or a formal preference assessment. |
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What is a formal preference assessment? |
First finding out which stimulates the patient the prefers. Then finding out the rankings of those stimuli. Then finding the conditions under which these preferences change . (Deprivation/Salutation) |
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What is a trial based preference assessment? |
Single stimuli, paired stimuli, Multiple stimuli, Free operant. |
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What is Free operant? |
Measuring the time spent engaging with each activity when the patient is given unrestricted access. |
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Why do we need a reinforcer Assessment? |
Just because an item is preferred doesn’t mean it will act as a reinforcer. |
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What is the equation for increasing behaviour? |
Baseline average < Initial Criteria <_ Highest performance during baseline. |
