BT Training Program Book: BIGS Test Client

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Comprehensive vocabulary flashcards covering skill acquisition programs, prompt hierarchies, data collection codes, and behavior reduction protocols from the BT Training Program Book.

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CMO (T)

A transitive conditioned motivating operation where stimuli are presented to increase the value of other stimuli (e.g., a toy car without a remote, a wii remote without a game).

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Manding Target Goal

The requirement that the client will functionally mand for 80%80\% of all requests across a two-month span.

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Manding Mastery Criterion

A clinical standard where the average must be greater than or equal to 80%80\% across 2020 data points.

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Full Verbal Prompt (Manding)

A prompt level in mand training that requires an echoic prompt.

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Partial Verbal Prompt (Manding)

A prompt level in mand training that requires a multi-syllable prompt.

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Phonemic Prompt (Manding)

A prompt level in mand training that requires a single-syllable prompt.

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NR (Manding)

A data scoring code indicating that a motivating operation (MO) is established but the learner does not respond.

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ERR (Manding)

A data scoring code indicating non-vocal manding such as gestures or points.

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Level 1 (PECS)

The initial non-verbal communication step defined as picking up the picture.

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Level 2 (PECS)

The non-verbal communication step defined as picking up the picture and extending the hand with the picture.

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Level 3 / IND (PECS)

The independent non-verbal communication step where the learner picks up the picture, extends their hand with the picture, and releases the picture.

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ERR (PECS)

A data collection code indicating non-compliance during a PECS trial.

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NR (PECS)

A data collection code indicating therapist error or ineffective stimulus control.

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Passed Trial (PECS)

A trial recorded as independent (IND) responding, which is the only value considered a passing trial.

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Echoics-Food Items

A short-term vocal imitation goal where the therapist makes eye contact, says the last used approximation, and targets the item 'Apple'.

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Actions Deck

The visual materials presented in a field of 11 used for expressive tacting of actions.

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Running (Tacting Goal)

The target goal for expressive identification of an action taught using least-to-most verbal prompting.

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Colors Deck

The visual materials containing Red, Blue, and Yellow presented in a field of 33 for expressive tacting.

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Sight Words Deck #1

The short-term target goal where sight words are presented in a field of 11 using errorless prompting.

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Errorless Prompting (Sight Words)

A prompting hierarchy where the error correction procedure requires re-presenting the SD with a full verbal prompt.

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Category Deck

The instructional materials presented in a field of 11 used to tact 200200 items across 1010 categories.

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Tact 20 Animals

A specific tacting short-term target goal taught using most-to-least verbal prompting from the category deck.

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Tact 20 Community Helpers

A specific tacting short-term target goal taught using most-to-least verbal prompting from the category deck.

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Receptive ID SDs

Discriminative stimuli examples including 'Show me', 'Touch the', 'Give me', 'Hand me', and 'Show me the one that'.

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Identify Glasses

The receptive identification target goal presented in a field of 33 or in the natural environment using most-to-least gestural prompting.

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Motor Imitation SDs

Discriminative stimuli examples including 'Do what I do', 'Copy me', 'Do this', and 'Show me this' presented alongside an action.

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Clapping

The target goal for motor imitation taught using least-to-most physical prompting.

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Pattern Completion Materials

Like exemplars including colored bears, colored cups, different sized blocks, and different shapes used to complete visual patterns.

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ABCAB_(C) Pattern

The specific pattern completion target goal where the learner touches and tacts pattern stimuli before selecting the final item from a pile.

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Sequencing Cards

Instructional picture cards shuffled and handed to the learner to put in order of beginning to end and tell the story.

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Making a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich

The target goal for sequencing cards taught using modeling prompting.

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Feature (LR:FFC)

A listener responding program using the SD 'Show me the one that [has]…' or 'Which one [has]…?' in a field of 55 with 44 distractors.

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Function (LR:FFC)

A listener responding program using the SD 'Show me the one that [does]' or 'Which one [does]?' in a field of 55 with 44 distractors.

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Class (LR:FFC)

A listener responding program using the SD 'Show me the one that is a [type of]' or 'Which one is a [type of]?' in a field of 55 with 44 distractors.

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Appliances (LR:FFC)

The target category selected to evaluate feature, function, and class in fields of 55 using gestural prompting.

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Personal Information Probe

An intraverbal program administered as one trial per day where the therapist presents an SD and waits 30 seconds30\,\text{seconds}.

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What is your name? (Probe)

The specific personal information intraverbal target goal taught via errorless prompting.

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Multi Response FFC

An intraverbal goal with the SD 'Describe a…' or 'Tell me about a…' where the learner must identify the feature, function, and class.

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Visual Stimulus Prompt (Multi Response FFC)

A visual prompt provided when a learner gives two features instead of a function/class, or misses 22 or more steps.

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Putting on a Shirt

The dressing target goal taught via a whole chain task analysis where all steps on acquisition are in bold.

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Hand Washing (Forward Chain)

The hygiene target goal taught via forward chaining with one step on acquisition marked in bold.

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ERR (Daily Living Skills)

A data collection code indicating the learner does not complete a step, applicable only after a full physical prompting step.

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Toileting Tier 1 (Preparation)

A toileting short-term goal where all steps on acquisition are in bold and trials are scored as IND, Gesture or Verbal, NR, or ERR.

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Toileting Tier 2 (BM/Urination)

A toileting short-term goal targeting bowel movement or urination where all steps on acquisition are in bold.

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Elopement

A maladaptive behavior defined as leaving a seat or room (>10 feet> 10\,\text{feet}), leaving a building or structure, or walking/running away (>10 feet> 10\,\text{feet}) without permission.

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Time to come back.

The discriminative stimulus delivered when following a learner who engages in elopement behavior.

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Elopement Incident Criterion

A behavioral tracking criterion where an episode is counted for any duration and scored as a new incident if separated by 30 seconds30\,\text{seconds} or more.

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Vocal Stereotypy

A behavior defined as any instance of saying 'Baby Goh', 'Eek', or 'Elmo' not otherwise specified as mands, tracked via frequency.

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Thumb Sucking

A maladaptive behavior defined as placing the right or left thumb completely inside the mouth and closing the lips.

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Non-Resetting DRO (Thumb Sucking)

A differential reinforcement of other behavior procedure where each 10 minute10\,\text{minute} interval provides a new opportunity to access high-quality reinforcement.