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  1. Which reinforcement schedule produces the highest rate of responding and greatest resistance to extinction?

    Answer: Variable ratio schedule

    Variable ratio schedules deliver reinforcement after an unpredictable number of responses, producing steady high rates and strong resistance to extinction.

  2. A consultant uses a 'most-to-least' prompting hierarchy. What is the defining feature of this approach?

    Answer: Beginning with the most intrusive prompt and systematically fading assistance

    Most-to-least prompting starts with maximum assistance to ensure success and then gradually reduces prompt intensity as the client gains independence.

  3. What is the primary purpose of conducting a preference assessment before implementing a behavior support plan?

    Answer: To identify potential reinforcers that can motivate behavior change

    Preference assessments identify items or activities the individual finds desirable, which can then be used as effective reinforcers within the intervention.

  4. A behavior plan includes 'antecedent modifications.' Which of the following is an example of this strategy?

    Answer: Rearranging the physical environment to reduce triggers for problem behavior

    Antecedent modifications involve changing the conditions before behavior occurs to reduce the likelihood of problem behavior being triggered.

  5. When fading a reinforcement schedule, a consultant shifts from continuous reinforcement (CRF) to an intermittent schedule. Why is this important?

    Answer: Intermittent schedules promote maintenance and resistance to extinction in natural environments

    Thinning to an intermittent schedule mirrors real-world reinforcement patterns and helps the behavior persist when reinforcement is not always available.

  6. A behavior consultant includes 'crisis safety procedures' in a comprehensive behavior support plan. What should these procedures primarily focus on?

    Answer: Ensuring physical safety and de-escalation while minimizing restrictive measures

    Crisis procedures should prioritize the safety of the individual and others, using the least restrictive approaches to de-escalate dangerous situations.