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Question 1

Stimulus vs Response Class

Answer 1

Similar: Each class member shares similarities 
Differ: response class is group of responses that serve same function/have same effect on environment; stim class is group of stimuli that share similar physical features and evoke same response

Question 2

Capacity

Answer 2

Determined by court; must be 18 or older and able to speak for themselves, or have someone else speak for them

Question 3

Information

Answer 3

Ensuring that purposes, risks, benefits, and limits to confidentiality have been explained to participant

Question 4

Voluntariness

Answer 4

Participant is involved at their own will and can withdraw at any point

Question 5

Environment

Answer 5

Everything involved in a bx aside from moving parts of organism

Question 6

Behavior

Answer 6

Activity of living organisms resulting in measurable change in environment

Question 7

Response

Answer 7

Specific instance of bx in relation to a particular stimulus

Question 8

Response class example

Answer 8

pushing door, pulling door, pushing button to open door

Question 9

Stim class example

Answer 9

Different types of dogs evoking “dog”

Question 10

Operational Defintion

Answer 10

Definition of a bx that objectively describes topography of bx, is observable, and measurable. Includes examples and non examples