ABA 622 MIDTERM EXAM REVIEW STUDY
NOTES
◉ Behavioral.
Answer: Measurement of the actual behavior in need of
improvement
◉ Analytic.
Answer: There is a functional relationship between the independent
and dependent variable
◉ Technological.
Answer: Described well enough that they can be implemented by
anyone with training and resources
◉ Generality.
Answer: Behavior changes that last over time and appear in other
environments
◉ Effective.
Answer: Produces desired behavioral change
,◉ Conceptually Systematic.
Answer: Behavior change interventions are derived from basic
principles of behavior
◉ Pavlov.
Answer: Classical conditioning
◉ Watson.
Answer: Classic conditioning can be applied to emotional responses
◉ Thorndike.
Answer: The law of effect, effect of positive praise and reinforcement
on increasing desired behaviors
◉ Skinner.
Answer: Radical behaviorism
◉ Punishment.
Answer: An event that decreases the behavior that it follows
◉ Positive punishment.
, Answer: The addition of a stimulus to decrease the probability of a
behavior's recurring
◉ Negative punishment.
Answer: The removal of a stimulus to decrease the future probability
of a behavior
◉ Positive punisher.
Answer: A stimulus that when presented after a behavior, decreases
the future probability of the target behavior
◉ negative punisher.
Answer: A stimulus or event that when removed after a behavior,
decreases the future probability of the target behavior
◉ Recovery from punishment.
Answer: Reemergence of a response that had been previously
punished d
◉ Unconditioned punisher.
Answer: A stimulus that is punishing without any prior learning
(phylogenic)
NOTES
◉ Behavioral.
Answer: Measurement of the actual behavior in need of
improvement
◉ Analytic.
Answer: There is a functional relationship between the independent
and dependent variable
◉ Technological.
Answer: Described well enough that they can be implemented by
anyone with training and resources
◉ Generality.
Answer: Behavior changes that last over time and appear in other
environments
◉ Effective.
Answer: Produces desired behavioral change
,◉ Conceptually Systematic.
Answer: Behavior change interventions are derived from basic
principles of behavior
◉ Pavlov.
Answer: Classical conditioning
◉ Watson.
Answer: Classic conditioning can be applied to emotional responses
◉ Thorndike.
Answer: The law of effect, effect of positive praise and reinforcement
on increasing desired behaviors
◉ Skinner.
Answer: Radical behaviorism
◉ Punishment.
Answer: An event that decreases the behavior that it follows
◉ Positive punishment.
, Answer: The addition of a stimulus to decrease the probability of a
behavior's recurring
◉ Negative punishment.
Answer: The removal of a stimulus to decrease the future probability
of a behavior
◉ Positive punisher.
Answer: A stimulus that when presented after a behavior, decreases
the future probability of the target behavior
◉ negative punisher.
Answer: A stimulus or event that when removed after a behavior,
decreases the future probability of the target behavior
◉ Recovery from punishment.
Answer: Reemergence of a response that had been previously
punished d
◉ Unconditioned punisher.
Answer: A stimulus that is punishing without any prior learning
(phylogenic)
