Dimensions SAFMEDS
Name That Behaviorist
Scenario Demonstrations
"That was in the article?"
Cultural selectionism in the article
100
behavior in question is important to the subject/ society
What is Applied?
100
This behaviorist is commonly cited for this paper, as his name is first on the current paper.
Who is Donald Baer?
100
Typing a shoe versus tying a bathing suit
What is generality?
100
Baer, Wolf, and Risley (1968) used this term to refer to the categories we know as GET A CAB.
What is Stimulus Controls?
100
This older group's characteristic strategies were their procedural emphases of reinforcement, punishment and SD contingencies as variables, use of Single-subject research designs, and use of a Skinner Box
What is The Experimental Analysis of Behavior (TEAB)?
200
Demonstrating a functional relation
What is Analytic?
200
Pictured here is another author on this paper. If he were not a human, the scientific name would be Canis Lupus.
Who is Montrose M. Wolf?
200
John's mother wants you to only work on making sure that John is complaint to all of her demands. You use this dimension to support why sometimes saying no is okay.
What is applied?
200
"We can hardly conduct an experiment that compares out discipline's progress toward thorough control of __________"
What is Generalization?
200
This subgroup added to the TEAB's agenda by focusing on socially important behaviors.
What is Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)?
300
Procedures are written so that others can clearly replicate
What is Technological?
300
This bearded man was working at the University of Alaska at the time of the publication of this paper.
Who is Todd R. Risley?
300
You've decided to focus your first few sessions to collect baseline data prior to implementing your first intervention. Then you alternate between two interventions to determine which is going to be most effective. After about 10 data points you choose to continue with the one that shows the most change in the behavior.
What is analytic?
300
"Perhaps applied behavior analysis should consider much more carefully and much more explicity the language options that might maximize its effectiveness in its _______."
What is culture?
300
When discussing social problems of a larger scale, the media displays and explains societal problems, but this agency is ultimately responsible for generating solutions, but will sometimes attempt to solve smaller problems.
What is Government?
400
Procedures and results are described in terms of basic principles
What is Conceptually Systematic?
400
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Captured relaxing here, but by first name only.
Who is Burrhus?
400
When working with non-behavior analytic professionals and parents, it's especially important to make sure you break down your procedures into easy to follow steps.
What is technological?
400
"A proper appreciation of ____ always implies that we are not merely studying or managing it, but also are apart of it, and therefore are being managed by it, even down to our studying and managing of it."
What is context?
400
These kind of assessments are used because they still command great social validity in the society.
What is psychometrics, such as IQ and achievement tests?
500
Changing behavior to a practical degree
What is effective?
500
The first female on the editorial board of Journal of Experimental Analysis of Behavior. (unfortunately, no picture could be found)
Who is Barbara Ray?
500
Jenna's parents want you to focus on making sure respects her grandmother whenever the grandmother comes over. You ask the parents to help define what respect and disrespect look like in their household
What is behavioral?
500
"Most therapists could consider teaching a self-instructional program aimed at improving a client's dart throwing skills for a social event at a favorite bar, but..." not for this activity.
What is the client's rifle-shooting accuracy for a proposed murder?
500
These suggest little potential for changing behavior of overworked, under-interested staff and administrators.
What is the Principles of Behavior?