CBCC- KA Practice Test Questions
and Answers All Correct
Which of the following is a form of non-associative learning: habituation, operant
conditioning, classical conditioning, or respondent conditioning? - Answer- **both
habituation and sensitization ARE non associative learning.
Meaning that behavior can change without positive or negative association.
Classical conditioning is also known as respondent or Pavlovian conditioning.
LIMA - Answer- Wellness: nutrition and physical
Antecedent arrangements
Positive reinforcement
Differential reinforcement of alternative behaviors
Extinction, negative reinforcement, negative punishment
Positive punishment
What are the 4 quadrants of OPERANT CONDITIONING - Answer- Positive
reinforcement, negative reinforcement, negative punishment, positive punishment.
Stalking, chasing and biting moving objects are examples of: - Answer- Innate
behaviors
Describe event durTion - Answer- The length of time for which a single occurrence of
the behavior pattern lasts
Displacement behaviors are usually normal behaviors that are displayed in
inappropriate - Answer- Contexts
Systematic desensitization is frequently used to help a dog with - Answer- Territorial
barking
A dog jumps with greeting guets if the owner wants the dog to sit to greet guests the
owner needs to - Answer- Reinforce sitting
Of the following the best example of a differential reinforcement of an incompatible
behavior for jumping on guests is reinforcing the dog for - Answer- Going to a mat on
the other side of the room
and Answers All Correct
Which of the following is a form of non-associative learning: habituation, operant
conditioning, classical conditioning, or respondent conditioning? - Answer- **both
habituation and sensitization ARE non associative learning.
Meaning that behavior can change without positive or negative association.
Classical conditioning is also known as respondent or Pavlovian conditioning.
LIMA - Answer- Wellness: nutrition and physical
Antecedent arrangements
Positive reinforcement
Differential reinforcement of alternative behaviors
Extinction, negative reinforcement, negative punishment
Positive punishment
What are the 4 quadrants of OPERANT CONDITIONING - Answer- Positive
reinforcement, negative reinforcement, negative punishment, positive punishment.
Stalking, chasing and biting moving objects are examples of: - Answer- Innate
behaviors
Describe event durTion - Answer- The length of time for which a single occurrence of
the behavior pattern lasts
Displacement behaviors are usually normal behaviors that are displayed in
inappropriate - Answer- Contexts
Systematic desensitization is frequently used to help a dog with - Answer- Territorial
barking
A dog jumps with greeting guets if the owner wants the dog to sit to greet guests the
owner needs to - Answer- Reinforce sitting
Of the following the best example of a differential reinforcement of an incompatible
behavior for jumping on guests is reinforcing the dog for - Answer- Going to a mat on
the other side of the room
