SPE 563 STUDY GUIDE ALL ANSWERS AND
QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔Which term represents the idea that an event is locatable in time and space in the
natural world? - ✔✔Natural Event
✔✔Which term is described as an event observed by another person? - ✔✔Public
Event
✔✔Which term describes the study of observable and measurable variables? -
✔✔Behavioral
✔✔Which term is described as meaning that interventions used must be based on the
principles of behavior and have empirical evidence supporting efficacy? -
✔✔Conceptual
✔✔Which term means the thorough and accurate description of procedures used in
interventions? - ✔✔Technical
✔✔If a behavior lasts over time and appears in other environments other than that of
training, it is said to have what? - ✔✔Generativity
✔✔Which term is described as a scientists and practitioners selecting behaviors for
change that are socially significant? - ✔✔Applied
✔✔Which term means that experimenters have used single subject research designs to
demonstrate a functional relation, or a believable demonstration of the efficacy of an
intervention? - ✔✔Analytic
✔✔Which term refers to improvement of behavior that is socially significant and based
on a visual analysis of data? - ✔✔Effective
, ✔✔Which term is said to exist when one event is predictive of the likelihood of
occurrence of another specific event. For example, it exists between a behavior and
consequence when the occurrence of the behavior predicts the consequence. -
✔✔Contingency
✔✔Which term refers to organisms learning through interactions with their environment,
including reinforcement? - ✔✔Operant Conditioinng
✔✔Which term refers to organisms learning through association (pairing) of a stimulus
that typically produces an automatic response in the organism with a previously neutral
stimulus, causing the neutral stimulus to trigger the same automatic response? -
✔✔Classical Conditioning
✔✔What are the principles of Behavior? - ✔✔Reinforcement and Punishment
✔✔Which term refers to a consequence stimulus that increases the future rate of the
behavior it follows? - ✔✔Reinforcement
✔✔Which term refers to a consequence stimulus that decreases the future rate of the
behavior it follows? - ✔✔Punishment
✔✔Which term refers to the delivery of something preferred that increases the future
rate of the behavior it follows? - ✔✔Positive Reinforcement
✔✔Which term refers to the delivery of something aversive that decreases the future
rate if the behavior it follows? - ✔✔Positive Punishment
✔✔Which term refers to the removal of something aversive that increases the future
rate of the behavior it follows? - ✔✔Negative Reinforcement
✔✔Which term refers to the removal of something preferred that decreases the future
rate of the behavior it follows? - ✔✔Negative Punishment
✔✔Which term refers to a type of operant behavior that requires another person for its
reinforcement, known as the listener? - ✔✔Verbal Behavior
✔✔Which term refers to the supposition that the origin of the person's behavior lies
within the person? - ✔✔Free Will
✔✔The term that describes a situation in which reinforcement for a short-term
maladaptive behavior is pitted against the promise of long-term reinforcement for good
behavior is what? - ✔✔Reinforcement Trap
QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔Which term represents the idea that an event is locatable in time and space in the
natural world? - ✔✔Natural Event
✔✔Which term is described as an event observed by another person? - ✔✔Public
Event
✔✔Which term describes the study of observable and measurable variables? -
✔✔Behavioral
✔✔Which term is described as meaning that interventions used must be based on the
principles of behavior and have empirical evidence supporting efficacy? -
✔✔Conceptual
✔✔Which term means the thorough and accurate description of procedures used in
interventions? - ✔✔Technical
✔✔If a behavior lasts over time and appears in other environments other than that of
training, it is said to have what? - ✔✔Generativity
✔✔Which term is described as a scientists and practitioners selecting behaviors for
change that are socially significant? - ✔✔Applied
✔✔Which term means that experimenters have used single subject research designs to
demonstrate a functional relation, or a believable demonstration of the efficacy of an
intervention? - ✔✔Analytic
✔✔Which term refers to improvement of behavior that is socially significant and based
on a visual analysis of data? - ✔✔Effective
, ✔✔Which term is said to exist when one event is predictive of the likelihood of
occurrence of another specific event. For example, it exists between a behavior and
consequence when the occurrence of the behavior predicts the consequence. -
✔✔Contingency
✔✔Which term refers to organisms learning through interactions with their environment,
including reinforcement? - ✔✔Operant Conditioinng
✔✔Which term refers to organisms learning through association (pairing) of a stimulus
that typically produces an automatic response in the organism with a previously neutral
stimulus, causing the neutral stimulus to trigger the same automatic response? -
✔✔Classical Conditioning
✔✔What are the principles of Behavior? - ✔✔Reinforcement and Punishment
✔✔Which term refers to a consequence stimulus that increases the future rate of the
behavior it follows? - ✔✔Reinforcement
✔✔Which term refers to a consequence stimulus that decreases the future rate of the
behavior it follows? - ✔✔Punishment
✔✔Which term refers to the delivery of something preferred that increases the future
rate of the behavior it follows? - ✔✔Positive Reinforcement
✔✔Which term refers to the delivery of something aversive that decreases the future
rate if the behavior it follows? - ✔✔Positive Punishment
✔✔Which term refers to the removal of something aversive that increases the future
rate of the behavior it follows? - ✔✔Negative Reinforcement
✔✔Which term refers to the removal of something preferred that decreases the future
rate of the behavior it follows? - ✔✔Negative Punishment
✔✔Which term refers to a type of operant behavior that requires another person for its
reinforcement, known as the listener? - ✔✔Verbal Behavior
✔✔Which term refers to the supposition that the origin of the person's behavior lies
within the person? - ✔✔Free Will
✔✔The term that describes a situation in which reinforcement for a short-term
maladaptive behavior is pitted against the promise of long-term reinforcement for good
behavior is what? - ✔✔Reinforcement Trap
