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The process of applying quantitative labels to describe and differentiate objects and natural events: a. Hypothetical constructs. b. Interviews. c. Indirect assessments. d. Measurement. - Answer c. Indirect assessments. The measurable dimensions of behavior are: a. Repeatability, temporal extent, and temporal locus. b. Prediction, verification, and replication. c. Determinism, experimentation, and analytic. d. Applied, effective, and behavioral. - Answer a. Repeatability, temporal extent, and temporal locus. Every instance of behavior occurs at a certain point in time with respect to other events. This is referred to as: a. Repeatability. b. Temporal extent. c. Temporal locus. d. Replication. - Answer c. Temporal locus. Measurement based on temporal extent refers to ______________. a. latency b. interresponse time c. rate d. duration - Answer d. duration Which of the following is an example of a derivative measure? a. Interresponse time b. Trials-to-criterion. c. Event recording. d. Definitional measures. - Answer b. Trials-to-criterion.

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PSY7712 Study Guide Questions with
Actual Detailed Answers 2026-2027
Updated.
In Friman's (2021) article, a circumstances view of behavior is:



behavior that is caused by the person's diagnoses



focusing on the person as the source of the problem behavior



that it should be explained as a pathological disorder



that it is a function of its circumstances and of the environment - Answer that it is a function
of its circumstances and of the environment



a functional behavior assessment:



can decrease the reliance on default technologies



should not be attempted until the behavior becomes very dangerous



will not improve on the effectiveness of the interventions



does not inform on the reasons why the behavior is occurring - Answer can decrease the
reliance on default technologies



environmental variables that can be altered to influence behaviors include:



a persons IQ



a persons diagnosis



antecedent and consequent variables



hypothetical variables - Answer antecedent and consequent variables

,Hanley (2012) described obstacles when conducting some types of functional analyses and
recommended solutions to address them. some of the obstacles include:



functional analyses take too much time



functional analyses are too complex



functional analyses are difficult to "sell" constituents



all of the answers are correct - Answer all of the answers are correct



FBAs can identify:



the persons IQ



the source of reinforcement to be provided for appropriate replacement behaviors



default technologies to use



symptoms for diagnosing - Answer the source of reinforcement to be provided for appropriate
replacement behaviors



according to Taylor et al. (2019), which of the following is true?



compassion, sympathy, and empathy are the same



empathy outweighs compassion



sympathy outweighs empathy



compassion takes empathy a step further - Answer compassion takes empathy a step further



the purpose of conducting an FBA is:

,to obtain information about the purposes a challenging behavior serves for a person



to obtain a diagnosis of autism



to assess the verbal behavior of an individual



to evaluate social skills of the individual - Answer to obtain information about the purposes a
challenging behavior serves for a person



problem behaviors might be influenced by:



social positive reinforcement



automatic positive reinforcement



social negative reinforcement



all of the answers are correct - Answer all of the answers are correct



upon completion of Amber's functional behavior assessment, it was clear that her talk outs
were being maintained by teacher attention. which (if any) of the following could be a
potentially effective strategy to address this behavior?



have the teacher ignore Amber completely



teach Amber how to get attention from her teacher appropriately



have the teacher tell Amber, "I'm not going to address you when you talk out," each time Amber
engages in the target behavior



none of the answers are correct - Answer teach Amber how to get attention from her teacher
appropriately



according to Hanley (2012), what are some limitations of descriptive assessments?



attention provided following the occurrence of dangerous problem behaviors is very high and
might pose a false positive correlation

, people learn to avoid the presentation of triggers and might led to likely false negative
outcomes regarding behavior maintained by escape



descriptive assessments do not inform on the causal relationship between environmental
variables and the target behavior



all of the answers are correct - Answer all of the answers are correct



why is it important to rule out medical issues before treating problem behaviors?



if biological or medical variables are impacting the behavior, there may be no need for behavior
analytic services



underlying medical issues can impact the effectiveness of behavioral intervention



ethically, we need to work within the scope of our competency. if a biological or medical issue is
maintained the behavior, it may be more beneficial for the client to receive other specialized
services



all of the other answers are correct - Answer all of the other answers are correct



how can we determine if biological or medical variables may be affecting a client?



conduct a preference assessment



probe their manding skills



refer the client for a medical evaluation



all of the other answers are correct - Answer refer the client for a medical evaluation



regarding the implementation obstacle of functional analyses being too risky for the client or for
the person conducting the analysis, how did Hamlet (2012) address this obstacle and why?



problem behaviors and precursor responses are reinforced and abated in the analysis to
mitigate escalation and continuation of occurrence

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