Behavior
Experimental Design
Assessment
Definitions
Acronyms/AKAs
100
This consequence is a removed stimulus that results in a future decrease in behavior.
Negative Punishment
100
List the 4 types of baseline data patterns
Ascending, descending, variable, stable
100
What is the hypothesized function of a behavior maintained by a demand being removed
Escape
100
Define Behavior Analysis
The science of behavior
100
SEAT
Sensory
Escape
Attention
Tangible
200
List the 2 types of negative reinforcement.
Escape and avoidance
200
True or False: Single subject designs can be utilized with more than 1 subject
True
200
What is the only FBA method that allows you to confirm hypotheses about behavior
Functional Analysis
200
Define replication
Repeating conditions within an experiment, or repeating entire experiments.
200
DPC
Description
Prediction
Control
300
Name 1 difference between a rule and a contingency-shaped behavior.
Rule: delayed consequence
Contingency-Shaped: Immediate
300
Irreversibility and removing an effective IV that can bring up social, educational, and ethical issues are cons of what design.
Reversal
300
What is the function of behavior
Automatic
300
Define Functional Response Class
A group of responses that produce the same effect on the environment, regardless of their form.
300
Simultaneous Treatments Design, Concurrent Schedules Design, Alternating Treatments Design
Are also known as.....
Multielement Designs
400
Define Behavioral Contrast
A phenomenon when the rate of responding to a stimulus in 2 context/setting changes when the condition of reinforcement in the other context/setting gets modified.
400
Name 3 reversal designs
DRO/DRA/DRI
Repeated Reversal
BAB
Multiple Treatments
NCR Techniques
400
Which of the following are reinforcer assessments:
Progressive Ratio Schedule
Asking what an individual likes
Free-operant Observation
Concurrent schedule
Multiple schedule
Trial-based methods
Progressive Ratio Schedule
Concurrent Schedule
Multiple Schedule
400
Define Conditioned Response
In respondent conditioning, the response that is elicited by the CS after it has been paired with a US.
400
CMCMTAC
Concurrent
Multiple
Chained
Mixed
Tandem
Alternative
Conjunctive
500
Behavior-altering effect of an EO is also known as...
Evocative effect
500
How many IVs are tested in a multiple baseline design?
1
500
_____ occurs when your clients repertoire has been changed such that short and long term reinforcers are maximized and short and long term punishers are minimized
Habilitation
500
Define Resistance to Extinction
frequency with which a behavior is emitted when treated with extinction; behaviors maintained on intermittent schedules are more resistant to extinction and therefore will persist longer than those maintained on continuous schedule.
500
Respondent Behavior is also know as
Reflex, reflexive behavior, unconditioned stimulus-unconditioned response