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Mr. Myers asks Susan what her favorite food is. Susan answers, "Spaghetti." This is an example of a (n):

• A.tact.
• B.mand.
• C.intraverbal.
• D.autoclitic.

Jim's teacher has taught him to say, "Hello, how are you?" and when he does this, she delivers praise. Now Jim says this whenever he meets anyone, and some people say,
"Fine, how are you?" What is the natural consequence for Jim's behavior?

• A.increased number of friends
• B.continuous reinforcement
• C.the responses of the people he meets
• D.improved social repertoire for Jim

The BEST definition for head banging would be any instance of Susan:

• A.making contact with her head using either her hand or another object causing sound that is audible at a distance of 5 or more feet.
• B.repeatedly using her hand to hit her head until there is an observable change in tissue coloration.
• C.hitting her head with her open hand, closed fist, or another object when others tease her.
• D.making contact between her head and her hand or her head and any other object.

Interval recording provides an estimate of which two measures of behavior?

• A.magnitude, latency
• B.duration, latency
• C.frequency, duration
• D.frequency, magnitude

A teacher is tracking the performance of both math and spelling assignments for each of her 25 students. For feedback purposes, she wishes to display each student's percent correct for both areas using a line graph. What would be the MOST effective and efficient way to accomplish this?

• A.Prepare a single large graph and display each student's data for the spelling and math areas using unique symbols for each student and for each content area.
• B.Prepare a separate graph for each student and, using a unique symbol for each content area, record the data and connect the similar symbols to create data path lines.
• C.Prepare a large graph for spelling and a similar one for math and place on the graphs the average data for the entire class in the two content areas.
• D.Prepare two graphs for each student, one for spelling and one for math, because there is no appropriate method for reporting these two content areas together on the same graph.