BEHV 5600 FINAL EXAM WITH CORRECT
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY GRADED
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Terms in this set (98)
Generalization may occur - Across settings
- Across BX's
- Across Subjects
Behavioral contrast Generalization in which BX changes in opposite
directions across settings
you will know that generalized bx - At other places w/o training
change has taken place if trained _ At other times w/o training
bx occurs - other functionally related bx's are displayed that
were not directly taught
, Response Maintenance refers to the extent to which a learner continues
to perform the target behavior after a portion or
all of the intervention responsible for the
behaviors initial appearance in the learners
repertoire has been terminated
Setting/Situation Generalization This is the extent to which a learner emits the
target behavior in a setting or stimulus situation
that is different from the instructional setting.
Instructional Setting The environment where instruction occurs;
includes all aspects of the environment, planned
and unplanned, that may influence the learner's
acquisition and generalization of the target
behavior.
Generalization Setting Any place or stimulus situation that differs in
some meaningful way from the instructional
setting and in which performance of the target
behavior is desired.
Response Generalization The extent to which a learner emits untrained
responses that are functionally equivalent to the
trained target behavior.
Overgeneralization Undesirable generalization in which the Bx has
come under control of a stimulus class that is too
broad.
Generalization Map a conceptual framework for combining and
categorizing the various types of generalized
behavior change.
The first step to promoting Select target Bxs that will meet naturally existing
generalized bx changes is to contingencies of reinforcement
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY GRADED
A+
Terms in this set (98)
Generalization may occur - Across settings
- Across BX's
- Across Subjects
Behavioral contrast Generalization in which BX changes in opposite
directions across settings
you will know that generalized bx - At other places w/o training
change has taken place if trained _ At other times w/o training
bx occurs - other functionally related bx's are displayed that
were not directly taught
, Response Maintenance refers to the extent to which a learner continues
to perform the target behavior after a portion or
all of the intervention responsible for the
behaviors initial appearance in the learners
repertoire has been terminated
Setting/Situation Generalization This is the extent to which a learner emits the
target behavior in a setting or stimulus situation
that is different from the instructional setting.
Instructional Setting The environment where instruction occurs;
includes all aspects of the environment, planned
and unplanned, that may influence the learner's
acquisition and generalization of the target
behavior.
Generalization Setting Any place or stimulus situation that differs in
some meaningful way from the instructional
setting and in which performance of the target
behavior is desired.
Response Generalization The extent to which a learner emits untrained
responses that are functionally equivalent to the
trained target behavior.
Overgeneralization Undesirable generalization in which the Bx has
come under control of a stimulus class that is too
broad.
Generalization Map a conceptual framework for combining and
categorizing the various types of generalized
behavior change.
The first step to promoting Select target Bxs that will meet naturally existing
generalized bx changes is to contingencies of reinforcement
