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Definitions of behavior (3 questions covered) - answerssometimes exclude covert behavior, exclude states of happy/sad, often include only measurable and detectable behavior. Generally a response - answersis a single instance of a behavior A student has been reading a textbook on their computer for about 20 minutes. They are wearing headphones and listening to music because their dorm is noisy. A favorite song starts to play and their attention shifts from reading to thinking of the song. W...

in addition to the characteristics of the reinforcer, the effectiveness of a reinforcer is affected by - answersall of the above the response cost (lost opportunity for other reinforcers) the response cost (effort) the amount of behavior required to obtain the reinforcer with respect to delay of reinforcement, self-control is defined as - answersan organism's preference for a larger, more delayed reinforcer versus a smaller, more immediate reinforcer One concern for the ethical...

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...

public health data show a higher prevalence of which of the following among people with intellectual and development disabilities? - answersall of the above epilepsy sleep disorders accidental injury a student with special needs often arrives at school looking tired. the student's teacher maintains the student is less aggressive when the student is allowed to take a nap. the behavior analyst should - answersagree with the approach because sleep deprivation a student with a hist...

When using a high-probability instructional sequence, the teacher presents - answersa series of easy to follow requests followed by the target request When using a high-probability intructional sequence, high-p instructions should be - answersreinforced following every instance of compliance presented in rapid succession with short inter-request intervals of relatively short duration behavioral momentum is a metaphor for what occurs when reinforcing successive behaviors - answersmome...

"Generality" as a dimension of ABA has evidence of effective results obtained across Individuals, settings, and procedural variations Conceptually Systematic Dimension of ABA Procedures used should be tied to the basic principles of behavior analysis from which they were derived. The analytic dimension of ABA Involves identifying a functional relationship between behavior and Environmental events According to Baer, Wolf, and Risley (1968), the applied dimension of...

Mentalism attributes the cause of behavior to - answersantecedent events Feelings - answersDo not cause behavior, and can be explanatory fictions Acceptance of mentalistic explanations of behavior tends to - answersHalt further inquiry into causal factors From a radical behavioral perspective, emotions and feelings - answersare no different from other behaviors and can be analyzed and explained as such. Fido (a dog) runs to the door when he hears the car pull up to the house. It is N...

Definitions of behavior - answers-often include only measurable and detectable behavior -sometimes exclude covert behavior -excludes states such as happy or sad Stimulus events may be described by - answerswhere they occur temporally relative to the target behavior Behavior can be exhibited by - answersLiving single celled in complex organisms Overt behavior - answersis measurable The definition of overt behavior includes - answers-movement of some part of the organism -a measurab...

Prediction - answersTwo events vary consistently (i.e., when one event occurs, we are likely to see the other, but one doesn't necessarily cause the other). Description - answersSystematic observation can be quantified and classified. Control - answersExperimental demonstration that manipulating one event results in another event. Which level of scientific understanding is suggested by, "Alternating treatment data show that students are more likely to comply when a token system is...

The definition of overt behavior includes - answersall of the above a measurable change in envrionment displacement in space through time movement of some part of the organism The definition of overt behavior includes - answersmovement of some part of the organism Behavior can be exhibited by - answersliving single-celled and complex organisms Definitions of behavior - answersexcludes states such as happy or sad Generally a response - answersis a single instance of behavior...