By, Michael Halfond

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Chapter.6 Ormrod and Chapter 7 Heward

• By, Michael Halfond

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Question 1- Fill in the Blank

• ________ is defined as a neurobehavioral syndrome
  marked by qualitative impairments of social
  interaction and communication, and by restricted,
  repetitive, and stereotyped behavior.
• P.257- Heward
• Autism

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Question 2- True or False

• Asperger syndrome is a distinct neurological
  condition that begins between 5 and 30 months of
  age following an apparently normal early infancy.
• P.259-260- Heward
• False- Rett Syndrome

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Question 3- Multiple Choice

• Which of the following isnt true regarding
  ABA(Applied behavioral analysis)?
• A. ABA is Individualized
• B. ABA is punitive
• C. ABA is data-based evaluation and decision
  making
• D. ABA is doable
• P. 276- Heward
• B- because positive strengths are used until they
  are exhausted.

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Question 4- Fill in the Blank

• 1. Aggressive Behavior
• 2. Physical Aggression
• 3. Relation aggression
• 4.Reactive Aggression

• A. Action that can potentially cause bodily
  injury.
• B. Action intentionally taken to harm another
  person either physically or Psychologically
• C. Aggressive response to frustration or
  provocation
• D. Action that can adversely affect interpersonal
  relationships.

P.251- Ormrod
Answers- B, A, D, C
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Question 5- True of False

• Recursive thinking is thinking about what other
  people may be thinking about them and eventually
  can reflect on other peoples thoughts about
  themselves through multiple iterations.
• P.249- Ormrod
• True

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Question 6- Fill in the Blank

• __________ is a process by which a communication
  partner called a facilitator, provides _________
  support to assist an individual who cannot speak
  or whose speech is limited to typing on a
  keyboard or pointing at pictures, words, or other
  symbols on a communication board.
• P.284- Heward
• Facilitated Communication, Physical

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Question 7- Multiple Choice

• Which of the following wasnt a criteria of
  Kanners definition of having autism?
• A. Lack of Imagination, few spontaneous behaviors
  such as typical play
• B. Normal Physical Appearance
• C. In some cases, very good rote memory
• D. Resistance to being picked up or held by
  parents
• E. None of the Above
• P. 257- Heward
• E- none of the above

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The End