CBCC- KA
Describe a functional analysis manipulation - Answer- Modification of antecedent
events and the consequences for the problem behaviors.
Process that helps you understand the funtion of a dog's behavior. Helps to
determine the relationship between stimuli and responses.
*purpose of FA is to test different hypotheses to identify underlying motivations.
Therefore, functional analysis is part of the behavior assessment.
Which of the following is the most appropriate thing to do if there are multiple dogs
fighting in the household - Answer- Both dogs should work on a basic training
program that stresses cooperation with the owner
Intensity, frequency and duration are examples of - Answer- Characteristics of
behavior
Competence does NOT include the following: - Answer- Knowledge covering a wide
topic of skills in many different areas of expertise
Which of the following is a form of non-associative learning: habituation, operant
conditioning, classical conditioning, or respondent conditioning? - Answer- **both
habituation and sensitization ARE non associative learning.
Meaning that behavior can change without positive or negative association.
Classical conditioning is also known as respondent or Pavlovian conditioning.
LIMA - Answer- Wellness: nutrition and physical
Antecedent arrangements
Positive reinforcement
Differential reinforcement of alternative behaviors
Extinction, negative reinforcement, negative punishment
Positive punishment
What are the 4 quadrants of OPERANT CONDITIONING - Answer- Positive
reinforcement, negative reinforcement, negative punishment, positive punishment.
Stalking, chasing and biting moving objects are examples of: - Answer- Innate
behaviors
Describe event durTion - Answer- The length of time for which a single occurrence of
the behavior pattern lasts
Displacement behaviors are usually normal behaviors that are displayed in
inappropriate - Answer- Contexts
Describe a functional analysis manipulation - Answer- Modification of antecedent
events and the consequences for the problem behaviors.
Process that helps you understand the funtion of a dog's behavior. Helps to
determine the relationship between stimuli and responses.
*purpose of FA is to test different hypotheses to identify underlying motivations.
Therefore, functional analysis is part of the behavior assessment.
Which of the following is the most appropriate thing to do if there are multiple dogs
fighting in the household - Answer- Both dogs should work on a basic training
program that stresses cooperation with the owner
Intensity, frequency and duration are examples of - Answer- Characteristics of
behavior
Competence does NOT include the following: - Answer- Knowledge covering a wide
topic of skills in many different areas of expertise
Which of the following is a form of non-associative learning: habituation, operant
conditioning, classical conditioning, or respondent conditioning? - Answer- **both
habituation and sensitization ARE non associative learning.
Meaning that behavior can change without positive or negative association.
Classical conditioning is also known as respondent or Pavlovian conditioning.
LIMA - Answer- Wellness: nutrition and physical
Antecedent arrangements
Positive reinforcement
Differential reinforcement of alternative behaviors
Extinction, negative reinforcement, negative punishment
Positive punishment
What are the 4 quadrants of OPERANT CONDITIONING - Answer- Positive
reinforcement, negative reinforcement, negative punishment, positive punishment.
Stalking, chasing and biting moving objects are examples of: - Answer- Innate
behaviors
Describe event durTion - Answer- The length of time for which a single occurrence of
the behavior pattern lasts
Displacement behaviors are usually normal behaviors that are displayed in
inappropriate - Answer- Contexts
