Which verbal operant is usually the first to develop in typical children? - Mand
Dimensions of behavior altering effects are - frequency, magnitude, and latency
A tact is a type of verbal operant in which a speaker: - names things and actions that the speaker
has direct contact with through any of the senses
Asking for a reinforcer, such as asking for fish crackers because you want fish crackers is an example of a
mand - true
The tact repertoire is extensive and often the primary focus of many language programs - true
Conditioned motivating operations (CMOs) can be classified as - reflexive, surrogate, and
transitive
Antecedent variables only include SDs - false
The term tact comes from the word contact and refers to the speaker having direct contact with any
nonverbal stimuli - through any of the 5 physical senses - in the environment - true
An evocative effect refers to - an increase in the current frequency of behavior that has been
reinforced by some stimulus, object or event
The antecedent for a mand is an MO - true