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200

The degree to which an organism discounts reinforcers is referenced when the area under the curve Is ______.

Smaller

200

Julie Varga’s husband’s first name


Ernie

200

His behaviorism became known as stimulus-response (S-R) psychology

Who is John B. Watson

200

This golden rule means to make sure the services provided to clients will maintain their safety and that their safety and that we are not knowingly engaging in practices that will cause them harm.

What is Do No Harm

200

This tool from OBM allows an organization to convert performances across preset scales to provide feedback to the worker.

What is a performance scorecard

400

According to Timberlake and Allison (1974), this is what happens  when the ratio of instrumental to contingent responses in baseline is lower that the ratio of instrumental to contingent in the contingency phase.

Reinforcement

400

In the world of data collection, what is the group called that goes by the initials SCS


Standard Celeration Society

400

In The Behavior of Organisms, Skinner presented a graph of this animal’s rate of lever pressing

What is a rat

400

The year in which the new ethics code for behavior analysts will officially go into effect

When is 2022

400

A system where compensation is tied to the performer’s behavior meeting expectations.

What is performance based pay

600

In 1988 this author indicated that contiguity is “neither necessary nor sufficient” and that a modern view of Pavlovian conditioning “emphasizes the information that one stimulus gives about another.”

Robert Rescorla

600

These are the three full names of the authors to the “white book,” Pearson’s Applied Behavior Analysis 3rd addition


John O. Cooper, Timothy E. Heron and William L. Heward

600

A type of behaviorism that seeks to understand all human behavior including. “what is inside the skin”

Radical Behaviorism

600

This is a formal permission needed to begin any treatment and requires that full disclosure of all pertinent information be provided to the individual prior to permission

What is informed consent

600

A diagnostic tool in OBM to help determine why performance deviates from expectations and includes these  elements: Antecedents and information, Equipment and process, Knowledge and skills, and Consequences.

What is the PDC-HS

800

According to this theory, the value of a terminal link depends on the relative reduction in delay to reinforcer signaled by the entry into that terminal link.

Delay reduction theory

800

The Association for Behavior Analysis International (ABAI) was founded in 1974 as the:

MidWestern Association for Behavior Analysis (MABA)

800

A type of behaviorism that acknowledges the existence of mental event but does not consider them in the analysis of behavior

What is methodological Behaviorism

800

This occurs when someone responds to coercion or an aversive form of external control by showing an emotional reaction of anger or frustration including operant behavior which injures or is otherwise aversive to the controller

What is counter control

800

The permanent product used to document a verbal explanation

What is a written description

1000

According to Timothy Shahan, (2010) these events are signposts or means to an end; that is, they have a signaling or guiding function more than and strengthening function.

Conditioned reinforcers

1000

The first edition of JABA included an article in which shock was used for:


Cigarette smoking

1000

Association for Professional Behavior Analysts also known as, APBA was founded on this year

When was 2008

1000

Behavior analysts must retain records and data for this amount of year and as otherwise required by law.

What needs to be retained for 7 years?

1000

This OBM expert authored the book “Walden 3”(more specifically: “A Liberated Workplace: Walden 3”) as well as a well known book on pay for performance.

Who is Bill Abernathy