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Session 160: What is Today's ABA, with Greg Hanley

Welcome to your Session 160: What is Today\'s ABA, with Greg Hanley

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According to Dr. Hanley, Today’s ABA is not:

Involve developing rapport with clients and stakeholders.

Insisting on a safety first approach.

An approach that begins with expecting compliance.

All of the above.

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Greg’s intended audience for his essay, “Today’s ABA,” included all of the following, except:

Behavior analytic researchers in academic settings.

Parents.

Autism advocates.

Registered Behavioral Technicians, and others new to the field.

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Greg mentioned a talk he used to give called, “The 10 Mistakes of ABA.” Whose mistakes was Greg referring to?

Newly-minted practitioners’ mistakes.

Mistakes made by older BCBA’s who haven’t kept up with the literature.

His own mistakes.

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From Greg’s point of view, he manipulates contingencies in a functional analysis in order to:

Understand the specific reinforcer for that repertoire.

To empower the client via teaching them to get their needs met.*

To demonstrate instructional control.

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According to Greg, at the outset of Skill-Based Treatment, using a novel omnibus mand (“my way” for example), can be important, because the learner may not know exactly what they want.

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For learners using PECS systems, the Omnibus Mand should,

Be represented by a unique laminated card.

Be emitted vocally or gesturally, which then produces the picture book.

None of the above.

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