BEHV 5600 FINAL EXAM WITH CORRECT
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+
Video self modeling - ANSWERS-A behavior change strategy
in which the participant views a video of himself
successfully performing the target behavior and then
imitates his own model.
entails another person's behavior and its consequences and
using that information to determine whether or not to
imitate the behavior. - ANSWERS-Observational learning
Identify the requisite skills that are central to the
development of observational learning repertoires. -
ANSWERS-- Attending
- Imitating
- Discriminating
,Behavioral Shaping - ANSWERS-differential reinforcement of
successive approximations to a terminal behavior
Differential reinforcement maintains progressive
improvement during the behavioral shaping process by: -
ANSWERS-- reinforcing members of a response class that
share a specified dimension or quality
- extinguishing those responses that are not close
approximations of the desired behavior
Which of the following are fundamental effects of
differential reinforcement? - ANSWERS-- when responses
are unreinforced and undergo extinction, extinction-induced
variability may occur
- responses resembling the unreinforced members are not
as likely to reoccur
- responses within a response class similar in function to
those that have been reinforced in the past are more likely
to occur
Which of the following describes extinction-induced
variability? - ANSWERS-- a change in the form of the
response
- occurs when a response class is placed on extinction
, Which of the following are advantages of behavioral
shaping? - ANSWERS-- Its a systematic procedure
- It's a positive procedure and can be combined with other
behavior change procedures
Which of the following make shaping a challenge for the
behavior analyst? - ANSWERS-- It is time-consuming
- Progress is erratic
- Close monitoring is required to detect subtle
improvements.
- Shaping can accidentally occur, resulting in harmful or
annoying behavior being selected and reinforced
What step in planning a behavioral shaping program
immediately follows defining the terminal behavior? -
ANSWERS-- Specifying the criterion for success
Which of the following are criteria to be used in identifying
the first behavior to be reinforced in a behavioral shaping
program? - ANSWERS-- behavior already occurring at a
minimum level and member of the targeted response class
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+
Video self modeling - ANSWERS-A behavior change strategy
in which the participant views a video of himself
successfully performing the target behavior and then
imitates his own model.
entails another person's behavior and its consequences and
using that information to determine whether or not to
imitate the behavior. - ANSWERS-Observational learning
Identify the requisite skills that are central to the
development of observational learning repertoires. -
ANSWERS-- Attending
- Imitating
- Discriminating
,Behavioral Shaping - ANSWERS-differential reinforcement of
successive approximations to a terminal behavior
Differential reinforcement maintains progressive
improvement during the behavioral shaping process by: -
ANSWERS-- reinforcing members of a response class that
share a specified dimension or quality
- extinguishing those responses that are not close
approximations of the desired behavior
Which of the following are fundamental effects of
differential reinforcement? - ANSWERS-- when responses
are unreinforced and undergo extinction, extinction-induced
variability may occur
- responses resembling the unreinforced members are not
as likely to reoccur
- responses within a response class similar in function to
those that have been reinforced in the past are more likely
to occur
Which of the following describes extinction-induced
variability? - ANSWERS-- a change in the form of the
response
- occurs when a response class is placed on extinction
, Which of the following are advantages of behavioral
shaping? - ANSWERS-- Its a systematic procedure
- It's a positive procedure and can be combined with other
behavior change procedures
Which of the following make shaping a challenge for the
behavior analyst? - ANSWERS-- It is time-consuming
- Progress is erratic
- Close monitoring is required to detect subtle
improvements.
- Shaping can accidentally occur, resulting in harmful or
annoying behavior being selected and reinforced
What step in planning a behavioral shaping program
immediately follows defining the terminal behavior? -
ANSWERS-- Specifying the criterion for success
Which of the following are criteria to be used in identifying
the first behavior to be reinforced in a behavioral shaping
program? - ANSWERS-- behavior already occurring at a
minimum level and member of the targeted response class