Behaviorism
Consequences that Increase Behavior
Antecedent Control
Measuring Behavior
Wild Card
100
What can be either positive or negative and is defined by its effect on behavior?
Reinforcement
100
Name one method for choosing effective reinforcers
Ask Observe Sample Assess/survey
100
An antecedent stimulus _____________ a behavior
Precedes Comes before
100
The behavior in a behavioral objective must be ________ and __________
Observable and measurable
100
Reinforcing a behavior that is topographically incompatible with the behavior targeted for reduction is called ____________
Differential reinforcement of incompatible behavior
200
What are consequences?
Stimuli or events which immediately follow a response
200
Foods and liquids are called __________ reinforcers
Primary Unlearned Unconditioned
200
Reinforcing successive approximations to a specified target behavior is called
Shaping
200
In a behavioral objective, the standard for minimally acceptable performance is called the _________________
Criterion
200
Gathering information in order to form a hypothesis about the events that are triggering and/or maintaining a behavior is called ___________________________
Functional assessment
300
The contingent removal of an aversive stimulus immediately following a response that serves to increase the likelihood that the response will occur again in the future is called __________________________
Negative reinforcement
300
Reinforcing each occurrence of a behavior is called
Continuous reinforcement
300
A behavior is under ___________________ when an antecedent serves as a cue for the behavior to occur
Stimulus control
300
Recording the amount of time that elapses between the presentation of a stimulus or cue and the initiation of a response is called __________
Latency recording
300
The contingent presentation of a stimulus immediately following a behavior which decreases the likelihood that the behavior will occur in the future is called __________
Punishment
400
Behaviorists believe that behaviors are
Learned
400
If I reinforce Anna on the average of every 5 minutes she remains in her seat, I am using a ___________ schedule of reinforcement
Variable interval
400
Name three types of prompts
Verbal Visual Model/gesture Physical
400
When we time how long a behavior lasts we are using _________________ recording
Duration
400
Using multiple examples (people, materials, settings) when we teach is a method for facilitating __________________
Generalization
500
Withholding reinforcement for a previously reinforced behavior to reduce the occurrence of the behavior is called ___________________
Extinction
500
Brendan tears up his worksheet in order to escape math. If his teacher sends Brendan to time out when he rips up his work, the teacher is __________________ Brendan's behavior.
Negatively reinforcing
500
Breaking down a complex behavior into its component parts (or steps) is called ______________
Task analysis
500
Recording whether or not the target behavior occurred at the end of a specified interval is called ______________
Momentary time sampling
500
Stimuli that are initially neutral but acquire reinforcing qualities through pairing with a primary reinforcer are called _____________ reinforcers
Secondary Learned Conditioned