CBCC-KA General Test Complete
Questions And Answers
Discriminative Stimulus (SD) CORRECT ANSWERS Indicates a particular behavior will
result in reinforcement.
Three-Term Contingency CORRECT ANSWERS Antecedent, Behavior, Consequences
US, UR (define) CORRECT ANSWERS Unconditioned Stimulus, Unconditioned
Response (abbreviations)
CS, CR CORRECT ANSWERS Conditioned Stimulus, Conditioned Response
(abbreviations)
Process by which animal begins to have less of a reaction to an event after repeated
exposures. CORRECT ANSWERS Habituation (adaptation, rarely)
First developer of Behaviorism CORRECT ANSWERS John B. Watson
The Law of Effect CORRECT ANSWERS Responses that produce a satisfying effect in
a particular situation become more likely to occur again in that situation, and responses
that produce a discomforting effect become less likely to occur again in that situation.
Founder of "Operant Conditioning" CORRECT ANSWERS BF Skinner (known for)
Properly conducted, can identify antecedents and reinforcers to specific behaviors.
CORRECT ANSWERS Functional analysis, purpose of.
Relating to the change of involuntary behaviors. CORRECT ANSWERS Respondent,
Classical, or Pavlovian conditioning (synonyms)
Relating to the change of voluntary behaviors CORRECT ANSWERS Operant
Conditioning.
Synonyms for Classical conditioning CORRECT ANSWERS Pavlovian, Respondent
A part of the nervous system, which controls operant (voluntary) behaviors, is called
________________________ CORRECT ANSWERS Somatic nervous system relates
to what kind of behavior _____________________________________, or
___________________________________
A part of the nervous system, which controls most respondent behaviors, including
heart rate, stomach contractions, elimination, sexual function, and respiratory rate
Questions And Answers
Discriminative Stimulus (SD) CORRECT ANSWERS Indicates a particular behavior will
result in reinforcement.
Three-Term Contingency CORRECT ANSWERS Antecedent, Behavior, Consequences
US, UR (define) CORRECT ANSWERS Unconditioned Stimulus, Unconditioned
Response (abbreviations)
CS, CR CORRECT ANSWERS Conditioned Stimulus, Conditioned Response
(abbreviations)
Process by which animal begins to have less of a reaction to an event after repeated
exposures. CORRECT ANSWERS Habituation (adaptation, rarely)
First developer of Behaviorism CORRECT ANSWERS John B. Watson
The Law of Effect CORRECT ANSWERS Responses that produce a satisfying effect in
a particular situation become more likely to occur again in that situation, and responses
that produce a discomforting effect become less likely to occur again in that situation.
Founder of "Operant Conditioning" CORRECT ANSWERS BF Skinner (known for)
Properly conducted, can identify antecedents and reinforcers to specific behaviors.
CORRECT ANSWERS Functional analysis, purpose of.
Relating to the change of involuntary behaviors. CORRECT ANSWERS Respondent,
Classical, or Pavlovian conditioning (synonyms)
Relating to the change of voluntary behaviors CORRECT ANSWERS Operant
Conditioning.
Synonyms for Classical conditioning CORRECT ANSWERS Pavlovian, Respondent
A part of the nervous system, which controls operant (voluntary) behaviors, is called
________________________ CORRECT ANSWERS Somatic nervous system relates
to what kind of behavior _____________________________________, or
___________________________________
A part of the nervous system, which controls most respondent behaviors, including
heart rate, stomach contractions, elimination, sexual function, and respiratory rate
