Domain G · 14% of Exam (25 Scored Questions)

Domain G: Behavior-Change Procedures Practice Questions

Domain G covers intervention procedures: differential reinforcement (DRA, DRO, DRI, DRL), shaping, chaining (forward, backward, total-task), prompting and fading, token economies, contingency contracts, and group contingencies.

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Solve these representative scenarios and examine why each distractor is incorrect:

Sample Question 01Domain G: Behavior-Change ProceduresGroup Contingencies

A classroom teacher announces: 'If every single student in our row scores 85% or higher on Friday's spelling test, the entire row earns a pizza lunch.' Which group contingency is being implemented?

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Core Concepts Tested in Domain G

✓Differential Reinforcement: DRA, DRI, DRO, DRL, DRH
✓Shaping Across and Within Response Topographies
✓Behavior Chaining (Forward, Backward, Total Task, Task Analysis)
✓Prompting Hierarchies, Transfer of Stimulus Control, Prompt Fading
✓Token Economies and Back-up Reinforcers
✓Group Contingencies (Independent, Dependent, Interdependent)

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Common Traps & Distractors in Domain G

• In DRO (Differential Reinforcement of Other Behavior), reinforcement is delivered contingent on the ZERO occurrence of target behavior during an interval, not an incompatible behavior.
• Dependent group contingency ('Hero' procedure) relies on one or selected individuals to earn rewards for the entire group.