Ms Ocean Is Teaching Clyde, a Boy with Autism, to Say

question 4

Multiple Choice

Ms. Ocean is teaching Clyde, a boy with autism, to say "thank you" whenever he is given a ball with which to play. However, Clyde's performance is very erratic. Therefore, Ms. Ocean decides to use the same three people and only during recess for Clyde to practice his skill. What principle of generalization programming is Ms. Ocean employing?

• A) use of self-mediated stimuli
• B) use of common social stimuli
• C) use of common physical stimuli
• D) use of indiscriminable contingencies

Identify the contingencies that influence the choice of an organizational structure.

Explain the concepts of job specialization, coordination, standardization, and formalization in organizational design.

Describe the conditions under which a matrix structure is effective and its potential for conflict.

Understand the role of organizational strategy in designing organizational structures.

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Definitions:

Statistical Process Control

Statistical Process Control is a method of monitoring and controlling a process through statistical analysis to ensure it operates at its full potential.

Statistical Process Control

A method of quality control which employs statistical methods to monitor and control a process to ensure that it operates at its full potential.

Special Causes

Special causes, in the context of quality control, refer to unusual, unpredictable factors that cause variations in a process, distinguishing them from common causes.

Common Causes

Factors that consistently contribute to a process's variability; inherent within the process and usually indicative of systemic issues.