Behavior, Response, and Response Class
A response involves a specific occurrence of _____
What is behavior?
A change in energy which has an effect on one or more of the senses of a living creature.
What is stimulus?
When a neutral stimulus is paired with an unconditioned stimulus.
What is respondent conditioning?
This is the addition of a stimulus that increases the likelihood of a behavior in the future.
What is positive reinforcement?
What should you review prior to implementing punishment?
What is Ethics Code?
What is the saying/test behavior analysts use to determine if a behavior is actually a behavior?
What is the Dead Man's Test?
A group of stimuli which share a commonality in one or more dimensions.
What is stimulus class?
Respondent conditioning is also called...
What is classical conditioning?
This involves the removal of a stimulus which increases the likelihood of a behavior in the future.
What is negative reinforcement?
What is positive punishment?
Actions of living organisms that change the environment in some way.
What is behavior?
A stimulus class that has physical properties that are similar in some way (i.e., color, size, shape).
What is physical/formal stimulus class?
In respondent conditioning, the neutral stimulus is paired with an unconditioned stimulus. The neutral stimulus then transforms over time into a [blank] stimulus.
What is conditioned?
If the behavior is not changing, it is not...
What is reinforcement?
This involves the removal of a stimulus that decreases the likelihood of a behavior in the future.
What is negative punishment?
A group of responses that serve the same function.
What is response class?
This stimulus class involves asking when a stimulus occurs in relation to a behavior.
What is temporal stimulus class?
Operant conditioning is sometimes called [blank] conditioning.
What is instrumental?
A child cries when asked to clean up toys. The parent stops asking and cleans up the toys themselves. The child's crying increases in future clean-up situations. What behavior is being negatively reinfoced?
Overcorrection is a type of [blank] punishment procedure.
What is positive?
Scratching an itch, twirling hair, and cracking knuckles are an example of which response class?
What is sensory/automatic?
A group of stimuli that all have the same effect on behavior.
What is functional stimulus class?
There are [#] type of consequences that can follow a behavior.
What is 4?
A BCBA works with a 6-year-old who refuses to complete math worksheets. The BCBA implements a token system where the child earns a token for every five problems completed correctly. Tokens are exchanged for 5 minutes of iPad time. The child’s worksheet completion increases to 80% of assigned tasks. What type of reinforcement is being used?
What is positive reinforcement?
Response cost is a type of [blank] punishment procedure.
What is negative?