EDF 6226 FINAL EXAM STUDY
GUIDE
Cooper et al. (2007) suggested three questions for ethical decision
making: What is the_____________________ thing to do? What
is_____________________ doing? What does it mean to be
a_____________________ behavior analyst?
Right; worth; good
Social contingencies create ethical _____________________, not
values that drive the _____________________. (Johnston, 2015,
p.150).
values; contingencies
When we make statements about rights, we are describing a
circumstance that allows one to obtain _____________________
or _____________________.
reinforcement; punishment
When we make statements about values, we describe our
_____________________, or the behavior of others, in
various_____________________ circumstances.
behavior; environment
According to Johnston, "Ethics concerns those
_____________________ sanctioned by a community that address
how we_____________________
contingencies; behave
, Translating value statements into _____________________ terms
greatly eases the scientific challenge of addressing values and
their implications for individuals and society.
behavioral
It is important for a behavior analyst to practice within their
boundries of _____________________; if not, they should seek
additional training or refer a case to someone equipped to handle
the learner.
competence
Behavior analysts recommend seeking a _____________________
consultation if there is any reasonable possibility that a referred
behavior is influenced by medical or biological variables.
medical
Behavior analysts review and appraise the
_____________________ of any treatments about which they are
aware that might impact the goals of the behavior-change
program, and their possible impact on the behavior change
program, to the extent possible.
consequences
A new behavior is said to have _____________________ if it
occurs at other times or in other places without being retrained,
or if functionally related behaviors occur that were not trained
directly (Cooper et al., 2007).
generalization
According to Cooper et al., there are (3) main types of generalized
behavior change: response _____________________,
setting/situation generalization, and response generalization.
maintenance
GUIDE
Cooper et al. (2007) suggested three questions for ethical decision
making: What is the_____________________ thing to do? What
is_____________________ doing? What does it mean to be
a_____________________ behavior analyst?
Right; worth; good
Social contingencies create ethical _____________________, not
values that drive the _____________________. (Johnston, 2015,
p.150).
values; contingencies
When we make statements about rights, we are describing a
circumstance that allows one to obtain _____________________
or _____________________.
reinforcement; punishment
When we make statements about values, we describe our
_____________________, or the behavior of others, in
various_____________________ circumstances.
behavior; environment
According to Johnston, "Ethics concerns those
_____________________ sanctioned by a community that address
how we_____________________
contingencies; behave
, Translating value statements into _____________________ terms
greatly eases the scientific challenge of addressing values and
their implications for individuals and society.
behavioral
It is important for a behavior analyst to practice within their
boundries of _____________________; if not, they should seek
additional training or refer a case to someone equipped to handle
the learner.
competence
Behavior analysts recommend seeking a _____________________
consultation if there is any reasonable possibility that a referred
behavior is influenced by medical or biological variables.
medical
Behavior analysts review and appraise the
_____________________ of any treatments about which they are
aware that might impact the goals of the behavior-change
program, and their possible impact on the behavior change
program, to the extent possible.
consequences
A new behavior is said to have _____________________ if it
occurs at other times or in other places without being retrained,
or if functionally related behaviors occur that were not trained
directly (Cooper et al., 2007).
generalization
According to Cooper et al., there are (3) main types of generalized
behavior change: response _____________________,
setting/situation generalization, and response generalization.
maintenance
