Research Designs
The research design where after the intervention is implemented, the conditions are returned to baseline and then reverted to intervention once again.
ABAB Reversal Design
Withholding reinforcement for a previously reinforced response
Extinction
This professor has published multiple studies related to smoking cessation programs using behavior analytic tools
Jesse Dallery
This term refers to the branch of OBM that aims to improve organizational effectiveness by modifying employee behaviors
Performance Management
This book written by B.F. Skinner is a utopia strongly based in rewards and punishments
Walden II
The research design that involves staggered baselines between two or more independent baselines.
Multiple Baseline Design
The occurrence of the behavior in the presence of stimuli that are similar in some way to the S^D that was present during training
Generalization
This professor recently found that 9 out of 10 dogs prefer food to toys
Nicole Dorey
This is abbreviated as VOS in behavior-based safety studies, and is demonstrated by leadership/managers
Visible Ongoing Support
This term refers to philosophical position that human behavior can be explained by intangible forces without being controlled by environmental influences
Free will
The main three topics a multiple baseline design can cover (i.e. across...)
Across Subjects, Across Behaviors, Across Settings
The process of analyzing a set of connected behaviors by breaking it down into its individual stimulus-response components
Task Analysis
This professor researches, among many things, cultural responsiveness in behavioral science
Corina Jimenez-Gomez
This system involves a variety of contingencies that result in conditioned reinforcers, which may be later exchange for backup reinforcers
Token economy
This reinforcement schedule often results in responses in a scalloped pattern
Fixed interval
The research design which includes repeated measurement of behavior while conditions alternate rapidly
Multielement Design
The four components of Behavioral Skills Training (BST)
Instructions, Modeling, Rehearsal, Feedback
This professor published "Toward a Functional Analysis of Self-Injury" in 1982
Brian Iwata
Institutionalization
Satiation is an example of this type of motivating operation
Abolishing operation
Two limitations to the ABA Reversal Design.
1) When behavior is not reversible
2) When unethical to implement reversal of intervention
A complex behavior consisting of many component behaviors that occur together in a sequence
Behavioral chain
This professor's research includes, among other things, behavioral safety in organizations
Nicole Gravina
The word represented by the C in PICNIC analyses
Certain
This term refers to a type of verbal operant behavior that is reinforced by a stimulus directly related to the behavior
Mand