Discriminative Stimulus
"What do you want?"
What is a Mand
An Echo
What is Echoic
Mand
"What do you want?"
Who created Verbal Behavior
Who is Skinner
There are 5 types of elementary verbal operants
True.
"What is this?"
What is a Tact
Asks for something
What is a mand
Tact
"What is this?"
Does not use spoken language
What is non-verbal
Stimuli needs to be present in order for it to be a Tact
True, otherwise it is an intraverbal
"Touch your nose"
What is a Receptive Instruction
Answering a question
What is an Intraverbal
Autoclitic
Child wakes parent in the middle of the night and says, “I think I’m going to be sick.” Parent rushes child to the bathroom.
Verbal behavior involves social events between 2 people, name them
What is the Speaker and the Listener
Tacts are the first verbal operants acquired by humans
False, Mands are
"Say 'Meow'"
What is Vocal Imitation/ Echoic
Naming an item
What is a Tact
Intraverbal
Mom asks Tomasina, “How’d you do on your project?” Tomasina says, “I got a B!” Mom says, “Great!”
An echoic needs 2 key components with the discriminative stimulus and the response
What is Antecedent & Consequence
Verbal behavior is reinforced through the mediation of another person's behavior
True! (If a tree falls in a forest and no one hears it, does it make a sound?)
"Do this" + action
What is Motor Imitation
Saying the words "I think..."
What is Autoclitic
Echoic
Teacher says "Good morning, class" and the students echo "Good morning, class" in response
When the beginning, middle, and end stimulus match the beginning, middle, and end response
Point to Point Correspondence
Skinner's verbal behavior is mainly concerned with the behavior of the listener
False, ...mainly concerned with the behavior of the speaker!