Definition
This alters the value of the consequence or alters the frequency of the behavior
Motivating Operations
Grandmas Law
Relativity Theory of SR
Premack Principle
A=A
Reflexvity
Tom is tracking his walking regime. He only gets ice cream if he walks 2 miles a day. On the third day of the current reinforcement schedule, Tom walked 1 mile that day. He reinforced himself for walking 1 mile. Reinforcing himself without meeting the criteria in this context are likely _______?
Bootleg reinforcement
Name the 5 POSTIVE punishment procedures
1. Response Blocking
2. Overcorrection
3. Reprimand
4. Exercise
5. RIRD (Response Interruption Redirection)
(RORER)
Breaking the entire complex behavior into smaller, teachable units (series of steps in a specific order)
Task Analysis
Hero Procedure
Dependent Group Contingency
This discrimination is part of a 3-term contingency
conditional discrimination
A baseball player believes he has perfected his swing. His coach, however, says that his swing must be faster What type of shaping is indicated in this scenario?
Shaping within togography
3 forms of response prompt
Modeling
Verbal
Physical Guidance
(Think: MVP)
Reinforcement is given when the behavior occurs BELOW a pre-established rate during a time period
Differential Reinforcement of Low Rates of Responding (DRL)
In-Situ Training, Incidental Teaching, Non-Intensive Teaching
Naturalistic Teaching
This is a relation between two or more stimuli that is not directly trained and not based on physical properties of the stimuli
Derived Relations
During a whole group activity, Noah raises his hand to answer questions, and his teacher praises his correct responding the future, Noah raises his hand more frequently. This is an example of....
Positive reinforcement
TRUE OR FALSE
FCT is a consequence-based intervention that teaches clients to appropriately communicate as a replacement behavior
FALSE
This conditioned motivating operation occurs when an environmental variable establishes/abolishes the reinforcing effectiveness of another stimulus and thereby evokes/abates the behavior which has been reinforced by the other stimulus:
Conditioned Motivating Operations-Transivity
CMO-T
Keller Plan
Personalized System of Instruction
This method of generalization uses stimuli critical to the target response that are found in the natural environment
Programming Common Stimuli
Tony is having a tantrum. He has thrown himself on the ground. He is kicking his legs, flaring his arms and crying. His brother is ignoring his tantrum and not giving him any attention. After 10 minutes of Tonys’ tantrum behavior being ignored, Tony gets up and throws a toy at his brother. What unwanted effect did Tony display?
Extinction-induced aggression
2 types of NCR schedules
1. Fixed Time
2. Variable Time
This procedure reinforces behavior which cannot physically occur at the same time as the problem behavior
DRI
Combinatorial Entailment
Transitivity
This teaching strategy consist of:
Choral responding
Scripts
Fast paced teaching in small groups
Direct Instructions (DI)
Jameson likes to blow raspberries. One day his mother reprimands him and this stops him for blowing raspberries in the future. After some time, Jameson blows raspberries in class and his classmates laugh, however at home Jameson does not blow raspberries. What unwanted effect did Jameson exhibited?
Behavioral Contrast
Name 4 Chaining Methods
1. Foward Chaining
2. Backward Chaining
3. Total Task Chaining
4. Backward Chaining with Leaps Ahead