BMT Intro 2

What is the definition of emotional regulation?

• A process of ignoring inappropriate behavior

• A method of controlling behavior through punishment

• Actions or behaviors a client uses to identify, manage, and express feelings while engaging in activities or interacting with others

• A technique of shaping behavior through successive approximations

According to Martin & Pear, what is behavior?

• An involuntary action by an individual

• A learned behavior from the environment

• Anything a person says or does

• A specific response to a stimulus

What is the primary concern of occupational therapists (OTs) regarding behavior?

• Activity demands

• Social demands

• Client factors

• Performance skills

What is the goal of OTs in behavior management?

• To reinforce any behavior exhibited by the client

• To eliminate all maladaptive behavior

• To build skilled behavior that will enable occupational performance

• To focus on behavior excess rather than behavior deficit

What is the term for behavior that does not support occupational performance?

• Maladaptive behavior

• Adaptive behavior

• Operant behavior

• Response behavior

Which theoretical development in behavior management is associated with Pavlov?

• Cueing

• Classical Conditioning

• Operant Conditioning

• Social Learning

What is the concept of classical conditioning that involves eliminating a response to a stimulus?

• Contingency

• Generalization

• Extinction

• Discrimination

Which method of behavior management is most commonly used for behavior deficits or excess?

• Modeling

• Social Learning

• Operant Conditioning

• Chaining

What is the process of teaching behavior through demonstration and return demonstration?

• Shaping

• Cueing

• Modeling

• Chaining

What is the method of behavior management that involves providing a stimulus to facilitate performance?

• Chaining

• Modeling

• Shaping

• Cueing