What does MSW mean?, Multiple Stimulus without replacement, Multiple Stimulus with replacement, Master of Social Work, Single stimulus, What does MSWO mean?, Free operant, Pairwise choice, MS with replacement, MS without replacement, In MSW, after a selection the item is usually..., Returned to array, Removed from array, Hidden permanently, Replaced weekly, In MSWO, after a selection the item is usually..., Returned to array, Duplicated, Removed from array, Exchanged randomly, MSWO is designed to reduce..., Behavior momentum, Prompt dependence, Response cost, Satiation effects, MSW is most likely to show repeated choice of..., Novel items only, Least preferred, Top preference, No clear item, A key output of MSWO is a..., Ranked hierarchy, Functional analysis, Treatment integrity score, IOA coefficient, A key output of MSW is a..., Extinction burst count, Selection percentage, Skill acquisition rate, Latency to compliance, Which format typically takes less time?, MSWO, Pairwise, Concurrent chains, MSW, Which format can be harder if items cannot be removed?, MSWO, Pairwise, Single stimulus, MSW, Which is a limitation of MSWO?, Requires edibles only, Always slower than pairwise, Fewer trials per item, No hierarchy possible, Which is a limitation of MSW?, Requires removal step, Satiation risk, Needs many items, Cannot show preference, You need a quick check of current favorite. Choose..., MSW, MSWO, Pairwise, Free operant, You need a ranked list for a token store. Choose..., Response deprivation, Single stimulus, MSWO, MSW, Client gets upset when items are taken away. Better choice?, MSWO, MSW, Demand assessment, Pairwise, You have only 4 minutes before session starts. Better choice?, MSWO, Progressive ratio, Pairwise, MSW, You want to reduce repeated access to one edible. Better choice?, Single stimulus, Multiple baseline, MSWO, MSW, A learner fixates on one item and refuses others. Better choice?, Pairwise, Demand fading, MSW, MSWO, In MSWO, before the next trial you usually..., Remove two items, Rearray items, Add new items, Keep positions fixed, Best practice to reduce position bias is..., Vary item positions, Use prompts always, Always leftmost, Use only two items

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