Unwanted Effects 1
Unwanted Effects 2
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AKAs
100

Using candy, cigarettes or drugs is an unwanted  effect of:

What is Reinforcement? 

100

Planning for unwanted effects of Reinforcement include:

a) Pairing praise

b) Plan for training to occur across all environments

c) Start with the highest most effective level

What is Pairing Praise?

100

I am a Stimulus that changes my behavior based on what is presented.

What is Stimulus discrimination?

100

Self-management can help individuals to:

a)  Break bad habits and replace with good ones 

b) Accomplish difficult tasks 

c)Achieve personal goals

d) All of these

All of the above

100

Rule Governed Behavior

Rule Governance 

Rules

Rule Control

200

Possible effects of reinforcement include:

a) shadowing the reinforcing agent

b) modeling undesirable bx

c) extinction burst

What is shadowing the reinforcing agent?

200

Punishment procedures must be implemented intermittently to give the client a chance respond consistently.

True

False

False

200

Verbal antecedent stimuli that are used to EVOKE new behaviors. tells a person what to do. 

What are Instructions?

200

Unconditioned reinforcers are stimuli that:

a) Increase the future frequency of bx without prior pairing with another other form of reinforcement

b) Decrease the future frequency of bx with prior pairing with another other form of reinforcement

c) Has no effect on  future frequency of bx

What is Increase the future frequency of bx without prior pairing?

200

Token Economy

Token System

300

Unwanted effects of reinforcement include:

a) relying on more contrived reinforcers 

b) losing the intrisinc motivation

c) using reinforcers as bribes

d) All of the above

What is all of the above?

300

Planning for Extinction involves:

a) Making sure all caregivers across environments are trained

b) Changing the environment 

c) Having a proper schedule of reinforcement

What is Making sure all caregivers across environments are trained?

300

Contingency explains the consequence without ever having to experience the consequence. viewed as IF-THEN statements

What are Rules?

300

What type of stimulus is required to function as a reinforcer by Stimulus-Stimulus pairing with one or more unconditioned or continued reinforcers?

 

What is Neutral?

300

Dependent Group Contingency

Hero Procedure

400

Does not teach replacement behaviors; Promotes escape and avoidance; Modeling of an undesirable bx are examples of unwanted effects for:

a) Extinction

b) Punishment

c) Reinforcement

What is Punishment?

400

Extinction is blocking the responses of a client.

True 

False

False

400

What are the 3 parts of a contingency contract?


What is the  task, reward and task record?

400

A type of self-management tactic that typically involves the use of self-awareness training, competing response training, and motivation techniques is:

a) Self-Instruction 

b) Habit Reversal

c) Massed Practice

d) None of these

What is Habit Reversal?

400

Unconditioned Reinforcer

UCR

Primary Reinforcer

Unlearned Reinforcer

500

Punishment and Extinction share what common  unwanted effect?

a) Extinction Burst

b) Spontaneous Recovery

c) Bx Contrast

What is Bx Contrast?

500

Sally's parents decided to take away her bottle at night because it was decaying her teeth. Sally went from crying to screaming, shaking her crib, to throwing her stuffed animals out onto the floor. Her bx is described as what?

What is an Extinction Burst?

500

What are the 2 types of Bx contrast?

Postive Bx contrast

Negative Bx Contrast

500

The first step in conducting an effective self-management program is:

a) Begin self-monitoring the behavior Contrive contingencies that will compete with natural contingencies

b) Continually evaluate your self-management program and redesign it as necessary 

c) Specify a goal and define the behavior to be changed

What is Specify a goal and define the behavior to be changed?

500

Antecedent Interventions

Antecedent Procedures 

Antecedent Manipulations 

Antecedent Control

600

Unwanted effects of extinction include all of the following except:

a) Emotional induced aggressions

b) Escape and avoidance bxs

c) Losing intrinsic motivation

d) Possible increase in other challenging bx

What is losing intrinsic motivation?

600

Tom likes to call himself the "class clown" and disrupts the class in order to get his peers to laugh at him, which was extremely annoying to the teacher. Implementing a time-out procedure has dramatically reduced the disruptions. Now, even for the smallest infraction, Tom is sent to time-out. This is an example of an unwanted effect of what?

What is Punishment?

600

What type of stimulus is required to function as a reinforcer by Stimulus-Stimulus pairing with one or more unconditioned or continued reinforcers?

What is Neutral?

600

Match!

1) PSI                        a)Measurerate/frequency

2) Precision teaching    b) Fast paced

3) Direct Instruction     c) Natural environment 

4) Incidental Teaching   d) Self-Paced

1) D

2) A

3) B

4) C


600

Antecedent-Based Self- Management Strategies

Environmental Planning 

Situational Inducement