Identify the variables in the following schematic: US------UR

unconditioned stimulus--------unconditioned response

A conditioned reinforcer is:

stimulus inc. future prob. of Bx due to learning/pairing history

Positive reinforcement occurs when

a positive S added following Bx to inc. future prob of Bx

Radical Behaviorism is

considers ALLK behavior as subject matter, including private events

A conditioned punisher is:

stimulus dec. future prob. of Bx due to learning/pairing history

An unconditioned reinforcer is:

stimulus inc. future prob. of Bx w/o a learning/pairing history

Analytical refers to:

demonstrates experimental control

A unconditioned punisher is:

stimulus dec. future prob. of Bx w/o a learning/pairing history

Experimental analysis of behavior is:

the investigation of behavior w/ no concern for application;

Conceptually systematic refers to:

interventions are derived from basic principles of behavior

investigates socially significant behaviors

Define Applied Behavior Analysis

principles of behavior improve socially significant behavior

Negative punishment occurs when

a positive S removed following Bx to dec. future prob of Bx

Negative reinforcement occurs when

an aversive S escape/avoided following Bx to inc. future prob of Bx

From when the behavior starts until it stops

Respondent behavior is

elicited by environmental stimuli regardless of consequences

decreases the future probability of behavior

increases the future probability of behavior

Methodological behaviorism is:

the investigation of only behavior that is observable;

Technological refers to:

sufficiently detailed to allow for replication

measuring what you intend to measure

Positive punishment occurs when

an aversive S added following Bx to dec. future prob of Bx

evoked by environmental stimuli and effected by consequences

Reliability refers to

measuring a behavior consistently

The time it takes a behavior to start

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1
Identify the variables in the following schematic: US------UR
unconditioned response---- conditioned stimulus
conditioned response---- conditioned stimulus
unconditioned stimulus--------unconditioned response
conditioned stimulus--------unconditioned response
2
A conditioned reinforcer is:
stimulus that has not yet been paired with another stimulus
None of the Above
stimulus inc. future prob. of Bx w/o a learning history
stimulus inc. future prob. of Bx due to learning/pairing history
3
Positive reinforcement occurs when
a positive S added following Bx to dec. future prob of Bx
an aversive S escape/avoided following Bx to inc. future prob of Bx
an aversive S added following Bx to dec. future prob of Bx
a positive S added following Bx to inc. future prob of Bx
4
Radical Behaviorism is
considers ALLK behavior as subject matter, including private events
the investigation of behavior w/ no concern for application;
All of the Above
principles of behavior improve socially significant behavior
5
A conditioned punisher is:
stimulus dec. future prob. of Bx w/o a learning/pairing history
None of the Above
stimulus dec. future prob. of Bx due to learning/pairing history
stimulus that has not yet been paired with another stimulus
6
What year marked the beginning of ABA
1963
1959
1972
1968
7
S----R----S is called
simple discrimination
three term contingency
discriminated operant
All of the Above
8
An unconditioned reinforcer is:
stimulus that has not yet been paired with another stimulus
stimulus inc. future prob. of Bx due to learning/pairing history
stimulus inc. future prob. of Bx w/o a learning/pairing history
None of the Above
9
Analytical refers to:
demonstrates experimental control
interventions are derived from basic principles of behavior
investigates socially significant behaviors
sufficiently detailed to allow for replication
10
A unconditioned punisher is:
stimulus dec. future prob. of Bx w/o a learning/pairing history
None of the Above
stimulus that has not yet been paired with another stimulus
stimulus dec. future prob. of Bx due to learning/pairing history
11
Experimental analysis of behavior is:
principles of behavior improve socially significant behavior
the investigation of behavior w/ no concern for application;
All of the Above
philosophy of behavioral science, including private events
12
Conceptually systematic refers to:
sufficiently detailed to allow for replication
interventions are derived from basic principles of behavior
demonstrates experimental control
investigates socially significant behaviors
13
Applied refers to:
investigates socially significant behaviors
demonstrates experimental control
sufficiently detailed to allow for replication
interventions are derived from basic principles of behavior
14
Define Applied Behavior Analysis
All of the Above
the investigation of behavior w/ no concern for application;
principles of behavior improve socially significant behavior
philosophy of behavioral science, including private events
15
Frequency is:
Count
Count divided by time
a. Where the behavior occurs
The time it takes a behavior to start
16
Negative punishment occurs when
an aversive S added following Bx to dec. future prob of Bx
an aversive S escape/avoided following Bx to inc. future prob of Bx
a positive S removed following Bx to dec. future prob of Bx
a positive S added following Bx to inc. future prob of Bx
17
Negative reinforcement occurs when
an aversive S added following Bx to dec. future prob of Bx
a positive S added following Bx to inc. future prob of Bx
a positive S added following Bx to dec. future prob of Bx
an aversive S escape/avoided following Bx to inc. future prob of Bx
18
Duration is:
The form of behavior
From when the behavior starts until it stops
Where the behavior occurs
The time it takes a behavior to start
19
The previous question referred to
Pavlovian Conditioning
Classical Conditioning
Respondent Conditioning
All of the Above
20
Respondent behavior is
elicited by environmental stimuli & effected by consequences
elicited by environmental stimuli regardless of consequences
evoked by reflexive stimuli
evoked by environmental stimuli and effected by consequences
21
A punisher
decreases the current level of behavior only
decreases the future probability of behavior
increases the future probability of behavior
decreases the current level of behavior only
22
A reinforcer
decreases the current level of behavior only
decreases the future probability of behavior
increases the future probability of behavior
decreases the current level of behavior only
23
Respondent Conditioning involves
accidental behavior
Involuntary behavior
None of the above
voluntary behavior
24
Methodological behaviorism is:
the investigation of only behavior that is observable;
All of the Above
principles of behavior improve socially significant behavior
philosophy of behavioral science, including private events
25
Technological refers to:
sufficiently detailed to allow for replication
investigates socially significant behaviors
interventions are derived from basic principles of behavior
demonstrates experimental control
26
Validity refers to
that what you are doing is valuable
consistently measuring a behavior
measuring what you intend to measure
None of the Above
27
Positive punishment occurs when
an aversive S escape/avoided following Bx to inc. future prob of Bx
an aversive S added following Bx to dec. future prob of Bx
a positive S added following Bx to inc. future prob of Bx
a positive S added following Bx to dec. future prob of Bx
28
Rate is:
Count
The time it takes a behavior to start
a. Where the behavior occurs
Count divided by time
29
Operant behavior is
elicited by environmental stimuli & effected by consequences
evoked by reflexive stimuli
elicited by environmental stimuli regardless of consequences
evoked by environmental stimuli and effected by consequences
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Reliability refers to
that what you are doing is valuable
measuring what you intend to measure
measuring a behavior consistently
None of the Above
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Latency is:
Count divided by time
a. Where the behavior occurs
The time it takes a behavior to start
Count

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