CBCC-KA ACTUAL EXAM 2026/2027 PREP QUESTIONS
COMPLETE ACCURATE EXAM APPROVED QUESTIONS AND
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Choose the best order of implementation when using
Positive Reinforcement to change behaivor:
A. See the target behavior, immediately reward, monitor
results
B. Define the target behavior, select appropriate
reinforcers, immediately reward with the reinforcer, monitor
results
C. Define target behavior, randomly reward the target
behavior, monitor results
D. Use primary and secondary reinforcers and monitor
results
B. Define the target behavior, select appropriate
reinforcers, immediately reward with the reinforcer, monitor
results
,What is counterconditioning?
A. The diminishing of a physiological or emotional response
to a frequently repeated stimulus
B. The first stages of learning when a response is
established
C. The use of classical conditioning to undo the adverse
effects of earlier conditioning
D. A method of learning that occ
C. The use of classical conditioning to undo the adverse
effects of earlier conditioning
,___________ is a motor response that is initiated by some
environmental stimulus. The animal continues the behavior
until its completion even in the absence of the stimulus that
initially started it.An example:
A female goose will retrieve an egg that has rolled out of
the nest by reaching for it and rolling it toward her with the
underside of her bill. If the egg is experimentally removed,
the goose continues the rolling behavior until the "egg" is
returned to the nest.This is the definition of:
A. Evolutionary Behavior
B. Fixed Action Pattern
C. Permanent Action Pattern
D. Stereotypy
B. Fixed Action Pattern
, When Bill was a kid, he would always get motion sickness in
the car. He felt nauseous and sometimes threw up.
Whenever his mom was driving, she would eat cinnamon
Altoids. Even as an adult, the smell of cinnamon Altoids
makes Bill feel nauseous and queasy.
This is:
A. Classical Conditioning
B. Operant Conditioning
C. Habituation
D. Negative Punishment
A. classical conditioning
When Bill was a kid, he would always get motion sickness in
the car. He felt nauseous and sometimes threw up.
Whenever his mom was driving, she would eat cinnamon
Altoids. Even as an adult, the smell of cinnamon Altoids
makes Bill feel nauseous and queasy.
Feeling nauseous when Bill smells Altoids as an adult is:
A. Conditioned stimulus
B. Unconditioned stimulus
C. Conditioned response
D. Unconditioned response
C. Conditioned response
COMPLETE ACCURATE EXAM APPROVED QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS WITH DETAILED
RATIONALES (100% CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS) LATEST
UPDATED VERSION 2026 EDIT
Choose the best order of implementation when using
Positive Reinforcement to change behaivor:
A. See the target behavior, immediately reward, monitor
results
B. Define the target behavior, select appropriate
reinforcers, immediately reward with the reinforcer, monitor
results
C. Define target behavior, randomly reward the target
behavior, monitor results
D. Use primary and secondary reinforcers and monitor
results
B. Define the target behavior, select appropriate
reinforcers, immediately reward with the reinforcer, monitor
results
,What is counterconditioning?
A. The diminishing of a physiological or emotional response
to a frequently repeated stimulus
B. The first stages of learning when a response is
established
C. The use of classical conditioning to undo the adverse
effects of earlier conditioning
D. A method of learning that occ
C. The use of classical conditioning to undo the adverse
effects of earlier conditioning
,___________ is a motor response that is initiated by some
environmental stimulus. The animal continues the behavior
until its completion even in the absence of the stimulus that
initially started it.An example:
A female goose will retrieve an egg that has rolled out of
the nest by reaching for it and rolling it toward her with the
underside of her bill. If the egg is experimentally removed,
the goose continues the rolling behavior until the "egg" is
returned to the nest.This is the definition of:
A. Evolutionary Behavior
B. Fixed Action Pattern
C. Permanent Action Pattern
D. Stereotypy
B. Fixed Action Pattern
, When Bill was a kid, he would always get motion sickness in
the car. He felt nauseous and sometimes threw up.
Whenever his mom was driving, she would eat cinnamon
Altoids. Even as an adult, the smell of cinnamon Altoids
makes Bill feel nauseous and queasy.
This is:
A. Classical Conditioning
B. Operant Conditioning
C. Habituation
D. Negative Punishment
A. classical conditioning
When Bill was a kid, he would always get motion sickness in
the car. He felt nauseous and sometimes threw up.
Whenever his mom was driving, she would eat cinnamon
Altoids. Even as an adult, the smell of cinnamon Altoids
makes Bill feel nauseous and queasy.
Feeling nauseous when Bill smells Altoids as an adult is:
A. Conditioned stimulus
B. Unconditioned stimulus
C. Conditioned response
D. Unconditioned response
C. Conditioned response
