Response generalization Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Generalization Correct Answer: The occurrence of relevant behavior under different conditions without explicit training in the new condition Response generality Correct Answer: The extent to which the learner performs a variety of functional responses under the same stimulus conditions ie. someone says hi and you respond with, "hello, how are you" or "hey what's up" Maintenance Correct Answer: The extent to which the learner continues to perform the target behavior after a porti...

EDF 6223 Exam 2 Latest Update Graded A+ 3 assumptions of level systems combined techniques are more effective than individual contingencies introduced alone, student behaviors and expectations must be stated explicitly, and differential reinforcement is necessary to reinforce closer and closer approximations to the next level 3 characteristics of behavior chains it involves the performance of a specific series of discrete responses; the performance of each behavior in the sequence p...

Four-term contingency correct answers MO - antecedent - behavior - consequence Phylogenic history correct answers History of the evolution of a species or group Ontogenic history correct answers Developmental history of an organism within it's own lifetime Classical conditioning correct answers Conditioned stimulus paired with previously neutral (unconditioned stimulus) Example: Pavlov's Dogs Stimulus control correct answers A situation in which the frequency, latency, duration, or...

Learning - correct answers Any relative permanent change in behavior that occurs because of experience Conditioning - correct answers A kind of learning that involves associations between environmental stimuli and responses Classical Conditioning (Pavlov) - correct answers The organism learns to associate two stimuli; one produces a response that originally was only produce by the other Unconditioned Stimulus (US) - correct answers Elicits the unconditioned response Unconditioned Res...

learning - Answer-a relatively enduring change in behavior, resulting from experience 3 types of learning - Answer-nonassociative, associative, observational nonassociative learning - Answer-learning about a stimulus, such as sight or sound, in the external world 2 outcomes - habituation (response decreases) or sensitization (response increases) ex. you hear a fire alarm and look toward where the alarm is associative learning - Answer-learning the relationship between two pieces of info e...

NSG-322 EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | LATEST UPDATE complex trauma - ANSWER developmental consequences of multiple traumatic events or prolonged exposure to trauma complex trauma may develop from - ANSWER -maltx -neglect -abuse immediate emotional response - ANSWER -numbness and detachment -anxiety/severe fear -guilt -exhilaration -anger. sadness -helplessness -depersonalization -disorientation -feeling out of control -denial -constriction of feelings -feeling overwhelmed ...

CST 221, Questions with accurate answers, Examinable/ Graded A+ When students practice fluency: - They practice by reading connected pieces of text. they don't read word by word - they will read a sentence straight through. Reading fluently is important because: - It enables students to comprehend what they are reading. Students who are not fluent in reading would: - Sound out each letter or word slowly and pay more attention t the phonics of each word. Fluent readers: - Will read a...

Psychology 101 Quiz 6 Questions And Answers 2024/2025 An animal will give a conditioned response to a stimulus that has never been associated with the presentation of the original US in both A) higher-order conditioning and spontaneous recovery. B) stimulus discrimination and higher-order conditioning. C) stimulus generalization and higher-order conditioning. D) stimulus generalization and stimulus discrimination. - answerC) stimulus generalization and higher-order conditioning. While n...

Human Sexuality ch 6,7,8,&9psychosexual development - correct answer interaction of biological factors and learning from the social environment childhood and adolescence - correct answer critical periods of development happens most in what stage true - correct answer earliest attempts to explain psychosexual development with the idea that humans have inborn sexual instinct libido - correct answer describes the sexual longing or sex drive that is built in a humans psyche latency perio...

Jim used to disrupt the teacher's conversations by interrupting her. The teacher consistently ignored his interruptions and the behavior stopped. This is an example of shaping is occurring. discrimination is occurring. generalization is occurring. extinction is occurring. Online Residential Athletics Alumni Parents mni/rumni Refn? terter Stud/courserse RyAlerts (Fina/fcInitiative3570705serviceIT Help- (tmp F SO/joruwamertychaL Good work 2.5 / 2.5 pts Question 2 Getting extra ...