Second-Order Change Is Achieved by Employing Interventions That Change the _____

question 16

Multiple Choice

Second-order change is achieved by employing interventions that change the _____ of the problem behavior.

• A)function
• B)form
• C)antecedents
• D)intensity

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Definitions:

Digestive Tract

The series of organs and structures through which food passes, where it is broken down and nutrients are absorbed.

Trypsin

An enzyme produced in the pancreas that helps digest proteins by breaking them down into amino acids.

Acinar Cells

Glandular cells found in acinous glands, such as the salivary and pancreatic glands, that secrete substances into ducts.

Mastication

The process of chewing food in preparation for digestion, involving the breakdown of food into smaller pieces by the teeth and saliva.