CBCC-KA Exam Questions And Correct
Answers
functional analysis CORRECT ANSWERS systematic manipulation of environmental
contingencies; helps understand the function of dog's BX
intensity, frequency, duration CORRECT ANSWERS characteristics of behavior
habituation CORRECT ANSWERS Which of the following is a form of non-associative
learning?
(a) habituation,
(b) operant conditioning, (c) classical/respondent conditioning
positive reinforcement CORRECT ANSWERS add appealing stimulus to increase
desired BX
negative reinforcement CORRECT ANSWERS remove aversive stimulus to increase
desired BX
positive punishment CORRECT ANSWERS add aversive stimulus to decrease
undesired BX
negative punishment CORRECT ANSWERS remove appealing stimulus to decrease
undesired BX
innate behaviors CORRECT ANSWERS Stalking, chasing, and biting at moving objects
are all examples of...
applied behavior analysis CORRECT ANSWERS field that uses observation and
experimentation to create series of functionally effective reinforcements to modify BX
fixed interval CORRECT ANSWERS reinforcement provided after a certain period of
time
fixed ratio CORRECT ANSWERS reinforcement provided after a certain number of BX
occurrences
variable interval CORRECT ANSWERS reinforcement provided after random amounts
of time
variable ratio CORRECT ANSWERS reinforcement provided after random number of
BX occurrences
latency CORRECT ANSWERS length of time from a cue to the onset of BX
Answers
functional analysis CORRECT ANSWERS systematic manipulation of environmental
contingencies; helps understand the function of dog's BX
intensity, frequency, duration CORRECT ANSWERS characteristics of behavior
habituation CORRECT ANSWERS Which of the following is a form of non-associative
learning?
(a) habituation,
(b) operant conditioning, (c) classical/respondent conditioning
positive reinforcement CORRECT ANSWERS add appealing stimulus to increase
desired BX
negative reinforcement CORRECT ANSWERS remove aversive stimulus to increase
desired BX
positive punishment CORRECT ANSWERS add aversive stimulus to decrease
undesired BX
negative punishment CORRECT ANSWERS remove appealing stimulus to decrease
undesired BX
innate behaviors CORRECT ANSWERS Stalking, chasing, and biting at moving objects
are all examples of...
applied behavior analysis CORRECT ANSWERS field that uses observation and
experimentation to create series of functionally effective reinforcements to modify BX
fixed interval CORRECT ANSWERS reinforcement provided after a certain period of
time
fixed ratio CORRECT ANSWERS reinforcement provided after a certain number of BX
occurrences
variable interval CORRECT ANSWERS reinforcement provided after random amounts
of time
variable ratio CORRECT ANSWERS reinforcement provided after random number of
BX occurrences
latency CORRECT ANSWERS length of time from a cue to the onset of BX