Name: Score:
66 Multiple choice questions
Definition 1 of 66
1) screen for genetic abnormalities
2) circumastance of behavior
- certain people
- certain place
- certain reinforcement
3) Does it occur when there are no activities to do
- motivate by self- stimulation
Performing an intervention (chapter 3)
How are reinforcers best used to effect behavior?
Screening for self-injurious behavior
Types of Schedule of Reinforcement
Definition 2 of 66
the aversive consequence that reduces the frequency of the behavior
Negative Reinforcer
Behavior Assessment
spontaneous recovery
Chapter 6
Punisher
,Definition 3 of 66
The target behavior was interrupted and items were returned to their original position or
condition.
Reinforcement
Behavior Deficits
Continuous Recording
Response Blocking
Definition 4 of 66
what is the relationship between the behavior and the environment
Behavior modification: Modification
Behavior modification interventions
Behavior Assessment
Behavior Modification: Analysis
Definition 5 of 66
" Natural " punisher ( without prior learning )
Unconditioned Reinforcer:
Conditioned Reinforcer
Behavior Modification
Unconditioned punisher
,Definition 6 of 66
Baseline and treatment phases are implemented twice.
It's called reversal because after the first treatment phase, the researcher removes the
treatment and reverses back to the baseline. The second baseline is followed bu replication of
the treatment.
Sometimes involves more than one treatment type.
Conditioned Punisher
Dimensions ( categories )
A-B-A-B Reversal Design
A-B Design
Definition 7 of 66
Behavior can be thoughts or feelings or observed by only ones self
Covert
Extinction Burst
Stimulus
Reinforcement
Definition 8 of 66
stimuli that becomes punishers because they are associated with unconditioned punishers
Unconditioned punisher
Conditioned Reinforcer
Behavior Deficits
Conditioned Punisher
, Definition 9 of 66
Measurable aspect of behavior
contigency
Deprivation
Dimensions
Stimulus
Definition 10 of 66
strengthens reinforcers
Dimensions
Reactivity
Reinforcement
Deprivation
Definition 11 of 66
effects on behavior ( how the behavior is changing)
Reinforcer
Reinforcement
Behavior Deficits
Direct Assessment
Definition 12 of 66
the relationship of two events
Dimensions
Reactivity
Punishment
contigency
66 Multiple choice questions
Definition 1 of 66
1) screen for genetic abnormalities
2) circumastance of behavior
- certain people
- certain place
- certain reinforcement
3) Does it occur when there are no activities to do
- motivate by self- stimulation
Performing an intervention (chapter 3)
How are reinforcers best used to effect behavior?
Screening for self-injurious behavior
Types of Schedule of Reinforcement
Definition 2 of 66
the aversive consequence that reduces the frequency of the behavior
Negative Reinforcer
Behavior Assessment
spontaneous recovery
Chapter 6
Punisher
,Definition 3 of 66
The target behavior was interrupted and items were returned to their original position or
condition.
Reinforcement
Behavior Deficits
Continuous Recording
Response Blocking
Definition 4 of 66
what is the relationship between the behavior and the environment
Behavior modification: Modification
Behavior modification interventions
Behavior Assessment
Behavior Modification: Analysis
Definition 5 of 66
" Natural " punisher ( without prior learning )
Unconditioned Reinforcer:
Conditioned Reinforcer
Behavior Modification
Unconditioned punisher
,Definition 6 of 66
Baseline and treatment phases are implemented twice.
It's called reversal because after the first treatment phase, the researcher removes the
treatment and reverses back to the baseline. The second baseline is followed bu replication of
the treatment.
Sometimes involves more than one treatment type.
Conditioned Punisher
Dimensions ( categories )
A-B-A-B Reversal Design
A-B Design
Definition 7 of 66
Behavior can be thoughts or feelings or observed by only ones self
Covert
Extinction Burst
Stimulus
Reinforcement
Definition 8 of 66
stimuli that becomes punishers because they are associated with unconditioned punishers
Unconditioned punisher
Conditioned Reinforcer
Behavior Deficits
Conditioned Punisher
, Definition 9 of 66
Measurable aspect of behavior
contigency
Deprivation
Dimensions
Stimulus
Definition 10 of 66
strengthens reinforcers
Dimensions
Reactivity
Reinforcement
Deprivation
Definition 11 of 66
effects on behavior ( how the behavior is changing)
Reinforcer
Reinforcement
Behavior Deficits
Direct Assessment
Definition 12 of 66
the relationship of two events
Dimensions
Reactivity
Punishment
contigency
