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7 parts of a line graph - ANSWER1. Horizontal Axis (AKA: X-Axis or Abscissa) 2. Vertical Axis (AKA: Y-Axis or Ordinate) 3. Condition Change Lines 4. Condition Labels 5. Data Points 6. Data Path 7. Figure Caption horizontal axis (x-axis) - ANSWER-Represents passage of time and the presence, absence, or value of the IV -Tic marks are placed on the x-axis with equal spacing between them -Utilize a scale break (squiggly =, or //) to represent discontinuities in time (i.e., data was not ta...

Reflexes - ANSWERConditioned _______ are the product of respondent conditioning. Anecdotal observation - ANSWERA descriptive and temporally sequenced account of behavior in the natural environment is called a(n): Social validity of the behavior Four sources of information on the likelihood of success are the research literature on changing this behavior, the experience of the practitioner with the target behavior, the ability to control variables in the environments, and the available...

Ethics - ANSWERBEHAVIORS, PRACTICES, and DECISIONS that address 3 fundamental questions that guide how you conduct yourself to help others improve their physical, social, psychological, familial, or personal condition Question: Why is Ethics Important? - ANSWERTo further the welfare of the client 3 Fundamental Questions of Ethical Practice - ANSWER1. What is the right thing to do? 2. What is worth doing? 3. What does it mean to be a good behavior analyst? 1. What is the right thin...

Philosophical Underpinnings Task List A-1 Rob conducts a study following an ABAB design to measure if a DRA procedure would reduce the frequency of self-injurious behavior. Self-injurious behavior was reduced during all three phases after initial baseline. When the study ended Rob discovered that the client started a medication change at the same time that the study began. Which level of scientific understanding did Rob demonstrate? 1. None 2. Description 3. Control 4. Prediction - ...

Behavior - ANSWERWhat living organisms say or do; implies action How people think, feel, and what they say Larger set/class of responses that share physical dimensions/functions Example: Study behavior; hand-flapping; thinking about an old boyfriend Response - ANSWERA single instance of behavior Measurable unit of analysis in the science of behavior analysis Operant - ANSWERAn instance of behavior that initially is spontaneous, but whose consequences will modify the behavior in t...

Description - ANSWERis a collection of facts about an observed event. Prediction - ANSWERrepeated observations reveal that observing other events can consistently result in accurately anticipating an outcome Control - ANSWERa specific change in one event can be reliably produced by scientific manipulation or variables. Radical behaviorism - ANSWERis a branch of behaviorism that includes thoughts and feelings in addition to the observable events Generality/Generalization - ANSWERBehav...

Which goal of behavior analysis gathers facts from observant events and quantifying them, in order to determine if these facts are related to other facts? A) description b) prediction c) control - ANSWERDescription Which goal of behavior analysis observed that two events consistently occur together? A) prediction b) description c) control - ANSWERPrediction Which goal of behavior analysis arranged the environment conditions to cause a change to the dependent variable, proving that one even...

What is extinction? - ANSWERWhen you stop reinforcing a previously reinforced behavior with the goal of decreasing the behavior. What are the three types of extinction? - ANSWERPositive Reinforcement Extinction (attention and tangibles) Automatic Reinforcement Extinction (automatic/sensory) Negative Reinforcement Extinction (escape) What are 7 tips to use extinction effectively? - ANSWER1. consistently withhold all sources of reinforcement for challenging behaviors 2. combine with othe...

3 Principles of Behavior - ANSWERreinforcement, punishment, extinction 4 Functions of Behavior - ANSWERSEAT Sensory, escape/avoidance, attention, tangible Anecdotal Data - ANSWERA method of descriptively recording the behavior emitted by the learner, the response of others, and information about the environment. Antecedent - ANSWERWhat occurs before a behavior that then influences behavior; an environment or a stimulus change existing or occurring prior to a behavior of interest A...

Stand Up - ANSWERSafety tip, success story, standard work tip, quality tip, volume plan of the day, high level productivity from previous day, site announcements, safety stretches. Why do we have a safety program? - ANSWERBenefit people, reduce costs & comply with the law The parking lot is for unanswered questions - ANSWERTrue What tool is used to collect feedback across all aspects of our driver's experience? - ANSWERIn app questions (IAQ) ABC's - ANSWERActs, behavior, cond...

Delivery Estimate Accuracy (DEA) - ANSWERthe metric used in a all Amazon Operations that measures attempted deliveries of units on or before the Promise Delivery Date (PDD), against the total number of the units with a PDD of that same date DEA scan rate is... - ANSWERnumber of premium units with a valid attempted or deliver scan divided by number of premium units going through the delivery station attempted DEA scan rate is... - ANSWERnumber of premium units with a valid attempted or deli...

DSP - ANSWERDelivery Service Provider Delivery Service Provider (DSP) - ANSWERThese are company that we work with to deliver orders to the final customers. Delivery Partner - ANSWERAmazon Flex Delivery Partner (independent contractor) GSO Site Security Facilitators (SSF) - ANSWERWhich includes a review of the SSF role and responsibilities as well as methods of effectively identifying, and facilitating resolution of, behaviors and actions that present risk to site security. Staging ...

How many feet are you supposed to use a turn signal before turning - ANSWER100 feet You must not pass within how many feet of a bridge - ANSWER100 Second offense in DWI - ANSWERClass a misdemeanor Not park within how many feet of a crosswalk at an intersection - ANSWER20 feet I want Rate is a tire on safe - ANSWERIf it's below 2/32 inches Parking is not allowed within how many feet of a stop sign - ANSWER30 A foot brakeh must be capable of stopping with in - ANSWER20 feet at...

B&M vs. Online Competition Characteristics - ANSWERB&M Stores: attempt to move online, small stores close, large chains compete against Amazon, no wholesalers Online: **Many potential entrants, chains conduct price wars with Amazon Why did Amazon ultimately win the price wars? - ANSWERAmazon had IT+Logistics to cut costs unlike the B&M stores online. Corporate Level Growth Strategy with Sale of CDs - ANSWERRelated Diversification MEANS=acquisition, organic Why CDs? - ANSWER=influenc...

the Majority 94% of crashes/collision are due to drivers behavior, not because they don't know how to drive. This means they are preventable. - ANSWERwhy do we not refer to vehicle as accidents Harsh Accerleration, Breaking and Concerning, Speeding and phone Distraction - ANSWERwhat driving behaviors contribute to your Safe Driving Score? Idling/ Engine off, Reversing and seat belt off - ANSWERFor branded Amazon vehicles, what other driving behaviors are reported? Every morning befor...

mottle - ANSWERA splotch (or spot) of one color in a horizon of soil that is predominantly another color is a ______. 2 - ANSWERA soil has a color of 7.5YR 2/6, the value is __________ , which indicates that the soil's color is relatively intense 54 - ANSWERThe soil bulk density is 1.2 g/cm3 and the particle density is 2.6 g/cm3. What is the percentage of pore space (i.e., porosity) of the soil________% fungi - ANSWERThis group of organisms plays an important role in decomposition of...

the subsoil horizon symbol for the zone of maximum elluviation is - ANSWERE the percent organic matter increases as _______ DECREASES - ANSWERrainfall the soil horizon that movement and accumulation of sodium is a microprocess essential to the occurence of is - ANSWERBn the epipedons that are thick with a dark color, low base status, and good structure are called - ANSWERumbric in the soil forming process, the formation of clay minerals is an example of - ANSWERtransformation he s...

Organisms that use energy from the sun to manufacture their organic carbon compounds are ___. - ANSWERAutotrophs I exist in a symbiotic relationship with plant roots. I get sugars from the plants in exchange for nutrients, particularly P andZn, and water. However, I cannot fix nitrogen from the atmosphere. Sometimes I am able to protect my host from other plant pathogens. To do this, sometimes I produce antibiotics. What am I? - ANSWERMycorrhizae I am found in most soils, but I am particul...

ability of liquid to flow in narrow spaces without or opposing gravity - ANSWERcapillary movement attraction of water molecules to itself - ANSWERcohesion attraction of water molecules to solid surfaces (soil, glass) - ANSWERadhesion capillary movement in soil is due to? - ANSWERadhesion/cohesion force of gravity on water pulling it downward - ANSWERgravitational force

The porosity of the soil with a bulk density of 1.7 g/cm^3 and a particle density of 2.5 g/cm^3 is _____% a. 17 b. 20 c. 25 d. 32 e. 68 - ANSWERd. 32 A soil sample occupies 30 cm^3 and weighs 50 g when wet. When dry the soil occupies 20 cm^3 and weighs 42 g. What is the gravimetric water content of this soil sample? a. 0.16 b. 0.19 c. 0.24 d. 0.50 e. none of the above - ANSWERb. 0.19 Which value most likely represents the particle density of a soil? a. 1.3 b. 1.6 c. 1.9 ...