Medicine

How should the initial SD (instruction)be given? In a clear voice Using words the client understands One time All of the above

Which is an example of showing enthusiasm? Providing correction when the client makes errors Providing prompts when the client responds incorrectly Smiling and celebrating the client's successes Being consistent with the amount of work you give the client

It is important to vary the type and amount of work greatly from session to session to keep the client on their toes. True False

Why is it important to establish yourself as a reinforcer through relationship building? Because the client will be motivated by you and fewer contrived reinforcers will need to be used during sessions Because sessions will be more enjoyable Because session will become more productive All of the above

Which is an example of "pairing yourself with a fun activity"? Sitting with a client while they watch a favorite television show Playing basketball with a client who enjoys shooting hoops Giving the client his or her preferred snack All of the above

Never allow free access to preferred activities.These should always be reserved as reinforcement for completing work tasks. True False

Forming relationships with other people is something that should come easily to all clients with ASD. True False

Relationship building strategies should be used all the time, during every session. True False

Which statement is true about the relationship building strategy of "showing care and respect"? If the client cannot understand what you are saying, this strategy is not important. It is important to pay attention to changes in the client's behavior that might indicate illness and to make changes accordingly. Use language that the client doesn't understand. Always discuss challenging situations with the client in the room.

During which two preference assessments are the items assigned numbers for determining which are most and least preferred? Multiple stimulus and single stimulus Multiple stimulus and try it out Multiple stimulus and paired I stimulus Single stimulus and paired stimulus