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Learn how to record data that shows what really happened. This topic covers frequency, rate, duration, latency, interresponse time, permanent product, trial-by-trial data, interval recording, momentary time sampling, and ABC recording. It also covers missed observations, corrections, and observer drift.- Website
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Learn what makes a reward actually work as a reinforcer. This topic covers motivating operations, satiation, delivering reinforcement right away and only for the target behavior, reinforcement schedules, and approved thinning. It also covers common mistakes such as bribery, negotiating, and late delivery.- Website
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Learn how a replacement skill gives the client a better way to get the same outcome as a problem behavior. This topic covers function, communication modality, what makes a response practical and efficient, and honoring requests. It also covers teaching waiting, accepting “no,” and transitions.- Website
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Learn where the RBT’s role ends and the supervising analyst’s decisions begin. This topic covers following the plan versus changing it, asking for clarification, training and competency checks, and objective reporting. It also covers caregiver requests and what to do in a crisis, incident, or emergency.- Website
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A mastered skill is only useful if the client can use it with other people, in other places, and over time. This topic covers stimulus and response generalization, probes, maintenance checks, natural reinforcement, and overgeneralization. You’ll also learn how to report what you see.- Website
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Compare three teaching formats: discrete trial teaching, natural environment teaching, and incidental teaching. You’ll learn what each one looks like, who starts the teaching moment, and how to run each format the way the plan describes, including pacing, error correction, and mixing new and mastered targets.- Website
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Is the prompt helping the client respond independently, or creating dependence on help? This topic covers prompt types, prompt hierarchies, most-to-least and least-to-most prompting, time delay, and fading. It also covers assent and dignity, and how to record prompted and independent responses correctly.- Website
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Learn exactly which response or time period earns reinforcement in each differential reinforcement procedure. This topic covers alternative and incompatible responses, whole-interval and momentary DRO, and resetting and nonresetting intervals. It also covers the common errors that change the rule without anyone noticing.- Website
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Learn how to choose the action that protects the client, stays within your role, and keeps records accurate. This topic covers dignity, confidentiality, professional boundaries, competence, and truthful documentation. It also covers conflicts of interest, representing your credentials, and reporting concerns.
