1. When you verbally reinforce a child's specific action or behavior, you are using: Reinforced Feedback Detailed Praise Appropriate Approval Tangible Rewards

A client has had a traumatic amputation of the left leg above the knee following an industrial accident. What type of disability does this client have? Developmental disability Impaired disability Chronic disability Acquired disability

Read the sentences and answer the question. My mother was busy watching her favorite sitcom I was studying in my room. A strong burnt odor came from the kitchen. What could you conclude from this description? My mother had forgotten to turn off the stove. My mother had cooked a perfect meal. My mother had cooked a delicious dinner. The kitchen always stinks.

In a delayed matching to sample task, what effect will increasing the delay between the offset of the sample stimulus and the onset of the comparison stimuli have on an individual's ability to discriminate? Discrimination accuracy will decrease as delay increases. Discrimination accuracy will increase as delay increases. None - discrimination accuracy will remain constant as delay increases.

Multiple Select Question Select all that apply Which of the following are steps in direct perception checking? Interpret the behavior you witnessed. Determine if the behavior you witnessed was good or bad. Ask yourself if your interpretation was correct. Acknowledge the behavior you witnessed.

Herrnstein's Matching Law states... The relative rates of response to alternative sources of reinforcement equals the relative rates of reinforcement produced by the alternatives. The relative rates of response to alternative sources of reinforcement is the inverse of the relative rates of reinforcement produced by the alternatives There is no relationship between rates of response and rates of reinforcement The relative rates of response to alternative sources of reinforcement must match a theoretical distribution of response rates before reinforcement is set up.

You decide to practice guided imagery. What approach might be helpful in having a positive outcome? a. Play heavy metal music in the background b. Release all thoughts of what others might think c. Be serious as you engage in your Imagination d. Focusing on your limitations

True or False: The PAUSE approach requires you to investigate a situation before you report. OTrue False

To help create accurate diagnoses, the DSM-5 A describes disorders in terms of measurable symptoms. B classifies each disorder as either neurotic or psychotic. C groups disorders by the theorist who discoverec them. D groups disorders first by culture, then by severity.

The Denial stage of the grief process when considering the family of a person with Alzheimer's disease is characterized by the family expecting the person to get better and attempting to normalize problematic behaviors. Select one: a. True b. False

Owen sleeps with baseball cards under his pillow because he does not want to make the same mistakes as other players. he is afraid that he will lose the special baseball cards. he hopes that it will make him a better player. he wants to dream about playing baseball.