Unit A Philosophical Underpinnings BDS
questions and answers Rated A+
Ontogenic - answersrefers to behavior that is learned from an organism's interaction
with its enviroment (e.g., history of reinforcement)
Phylogenic - answersrefers to behavior that is inherited
Generally, operant behavior is (onto or phylo) and respondent behavior is (onto or
phylo)? - answersOntogenic
Phylogenic
Respondent behavior is _____ while operant behavior is ______. - answerselicted
(reflexively in response to antecendent stimuli)
emitted (function of both antecendent and consequent stimuli)
Description - answerssystematic observations that can be quantified & classified
Prediction - answerstwo events vary consistently (e.g., when one event occurs, we are
likely to see the other, but one doesn't necessarily cause the other)
Control - answersfuncitonal relation
experimental demonstration that manipulating one event results in another event
What are the three scientific understandings? - answersdescription
prediction
control
What are the philosophical assumptions of behavior analysis? - answersdeterminism
pragmatism
empiricism
parsimony
philosophic doubt
selectionism
replication
experimentation
Determinism - answers(lawfulness of behavior)
all events have casues & occur lawfully as a result of other events
questions and answers Rated A+
Ontogenic - answersrefers to behavior that is learned from an organism's interaction
with its enviroment (e.g., history of reinforcement)
Phylogenic - answersrefers to behavior that is inherited
Generally, operant behavior is (onto or phylo) and respondent behavior is (onto or
phylo)? - answersOntogenic
Phylogenic
Respondent behavior is _____ while operant behavior is ______. - answerselicted
(reflexively in response to antecendent stimuli)
emitted (function of both antecendent and consequent stimuli)
Description - answerssystematic observations that can be quantified & classified
Prediction - answerstwo events vary consistently (e.g., when one event occurs, we are
likely to see the other, but one doesn't necessarily cause the other)
Control - answersfuncitonal relation
experimental demonstration that manipulating one event results in another event
What are the three scientific understandings? - answersdescription
prediction
control
What are the philosophical assumptions of behavior analysis? - answersdeterminism
pragmatism
empiricism
parsimony
philosophic doubt
selectionism
replication
experimentation
Determinism - answers(lawfulness of behavior)
all events have casues & occur lawfully as a result of other events
