EDF 6222 Final Questions and Answers |
2026 Complete Prep | A+ Verified
• Superstitious Behavior. CORRECT ANSWER: Behavior accidentally reinforced,
influenced by language
• Ratio Schedule of Reinforcement. CORRECT ANSWER: Work-based, must
work harder for more reinforcement
• Interval Schedule of Reinforcement. CORRECT ANSWER: Time-based, can
wait for reinforcement after behavior
• Variable Schedules. CORRECT ANSWER: Seen in natural environment, cannot
see schedules of reinforcement
• Fixed Schedules. CORRECT ANSWER: Rare in natural environment, mentalistic
properties
• Differential Reinforcement of Low Rates of Behavior. CORRECT ANSWER:
Asking for favors infrequently vs frequently
• Matching Law. CORRECT ANSWER: Quantitative relationship between
response rates and reinforcement rates
• Diseased Lungs on cigarette boxes. CORRECT ANSWER: Without immediate
negative consequences, pictures not effective in reducing smoking
, • Punishment Speed and Effectiveness. CORRECT ANSWER: Determining if
punishment will effectively reduce behavior
• Considerations of Punishment for Criminals. CORRECT ANSWER: Factors to
consider when using punishment for criminals
• How People Respond to Different Schedules of Reinforcement. CORRECT
ANSWER: Examining responses to different reinforcement schedules
• Belushi Effect. CORRECT ANSWER: Conditioned stimulus for ingesting drugs
in specific environment
• Respondent Conditioning and Drug Use. CORRECT ANSWER: Fatalities related
to drug use in same environment
• Dr. Ader Physiological Response. CORRECT ANSWER: Exploring food
aversion in mice, immune system suppression
• Typically Developing Children and Food Presentations. CORRECT ANSWER:
10-20 food presentations vs 50-100 for children on the spectrum
• US Office of Technology Assessment. CORRECT ANSWER: 1/5 of modern
medical treatments are effective
• Responding in Operant Conditioning. CORRECT ANSWER: Importance of
responding in operant conditioning
• High P Low P with respect to food sensitivity. CORRECT ANSWER: High p
sequence for increasing acceptance of non-preferred foods
2026 Complete Prep | A+ Verified
• Superstitious Behavior. CORRECT ANSWER: Behavior accidentally reinforced,
influenced by language
• Ratio Schedule of Reinforcement. CORRECT ANSWER: Work-based, must
work harder for more reinforcement
• Interval Schedule of Reinforcement. CORRECT ANSWER: Time-based, can
wait for reinforcement after behavior
• Variable Schedules. CORRECT ANSWER: Seen in natural environment, cannot
see schedules of reinforcement
• Fixed Schedules. CORRECT ANSWER: Rare in natural environment, mentalistic
properties
• Differential Reinforcement of Low Rates of Behavior. CORRECT ANSWER:
Asking for favors infrequently vs frequently
• Matching Law. CORRECT ANSWER: Quantitative relationship between
response rates and reinforcement rates
• Diseased Lungs on cigarette boxes. CORRECT ANSWER: Without immediate
negative consequences, pictures not effective in reducing smoking
, • Punishment Speed and Effectiveness. CORRECT ANSWER: Determining if
punishment will effectively reduce behavior
• Considerations of Punishment for Criminals. CORRECT ANSWER: Factors to
consider when using punishment for criminals
• How People Respond to Different Schedules of Reinforcement. CORRECT
ANSWER: Examining responses to different reinforcement schedules
• Belushi Effect. CORRECT ANSWER: Conditioned stimulus for ingesting drugs
in specific environment
• Respondent Conditioning and Drug Use. CORRECT ANSWER: Fatalities related
to drug use in same environment
• Dr. Ader Physiological Response. CORRECT ANSWER: Exploring food
aversion in mice, immune system suppression
• Typically Developing Children and Food Presentations. CORRECT ANSWER:
10-20 food presentations vs 50-100 for children on the spectrum
• US Office of Technology Assessment. CORRECT ANSWER: 1/5 of modern
medical treatments are effective
• Responding in Operant Conditioning. CORRECT ANSWER: Importance of
responding in operant conditioning
• High P Low P with respect to food sensitivity. CORRECT ANSWER: High p
sequence for increasing acceptance of non-preferred foods
