A. Philosophical underpinnings

Question 1

Simplest explanation

Answer 1

Parsimony

Question 2

Questioning truthfulness and validity

Answer 2

Philosophical doubt

Question 3

Six attitudes of science also known as assumptions

Answer 3

DEERPP

Question 4

How the environment changes an individual over their lifetime

a. phylohgeny
b. ontogeny
c. habituation
d. habilitation

Answer 4

Ontogeny

Question 5

The evolution of a species from one generation to the next including walking upright and other survival characteristics passed down from generation to generation

Answer 5

Phylogeny

Question 6

This explains why they did what they did. Example: the learner engages in a behavior because it results in him getting XY or Z. Example: John ripped up his worksheet so he wouldn’t have to do math

Answer 6

Environmental explanation

Question 7

The branch of Behavior analysis that addresses the theoretical and philosophical study of behavior analysis

Answer 7

conceptual analysis of behavior a.k.a. radical behaviorism

Question 8

Cause-and-effect, lawfulness

Answer 8

Determinism

Question 9

Fact, observed and experiments

Answer 9

Empiricism

Question 10

Manipulating variables

Answer 10

Experimentation

Question 11

Repeating an experiment

Answer 11

Replication