B-3

Question 1

A stimulus response in relation

Answer 1

Is an eight to the organism?

Question 2

Reflexes are things

Answer 2

That we don’t have time to learn, but we need to do

Question 3

Examples of reflexes
That are unconditioned 

Answer 3

 Food in mouth salvation
Pain to hand withdraw hand
High temperature sweating
Loud sound blinking
Eating something indigestible vomiting 

Question 4

Respondent behavior

Answer 4

Is behavior elicited by antecedent stimuli 

Question 5

SR paridime

Answer 5

A stimulus illicits the response 

Question 6

SR paridime

Answer 6

A stimulus illicits the response 

Question 7

Respondent conditioning is

Answer 7

Formally neutral stimuli acquire the ability to illicit respondents through a learning process 

Question 8

A neutral stimulus is paired with an unconditional or condition stimulus

Answer 8

And it becomes a condition stimulus that illicit the same response 

Question 9

A neutral stimulus is paired with an unconditional or condition stimulus

Answer 9

And it becomes a condition stimulus that illicit the same response 

Question 10

Repeatedly presenting a condition stimulus without the unconditioned stimulus

Answer 10

Until the condition stimulus no longer ill listens, the conditioned response is responded extinction 

Question 11

Op print behavior definition

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Any behavior determined primarily by its history of consequences

Question 12

Operant behavior is shaped and maintained by the

Answer 12

Consequences that have followed it in the past 

Question 13

SRS and operant behavior

Answer 13

Antecedent response and the consequences either punishing reinforcing the response 

Question 14

SR responded behavior elicited by stimuli that occurred before the response

Answer 14

Limited to photography, unchanging form, limited function, affects current behavior 

Question 15

Off behavior, SRS

Answer 15

Selected shaped and maintained by the consequence that have followed it in the past unlimited range of forms and topography defined functionally affects future behavior 

Question 16

Definition of operant conditioning

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 The process and selective effects of consequence on behavior 

Question 17

Increase in future response rate in operant conditioning is

Answer 17

Reinforcement

Question 18

Increase in future response rate in operant conditioning is

Answer 18

Reinforcement

Question 19

Decrease in future response rate in operant condition

Answer 19

Punishment 

Question 20

Operant reinforcement example

Answer 20

See cookie in the jar ask for the cookie, receives a cookie asking for cookies when there are cookies in the jar increases in the future 

Question 21

Example of operant conditioning consequences punishment 

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See cookies in the jar ask for a cookie receive reprimand no asking for cookies when there are cookies in the jar decreases in the future 

Question 22

I’ll print conditioning does not affect current behavior

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The consequence affect future behavior consequence selected any behavior with a temporal relation I print conditioning does not require the persons awareness, 

Question 23

Operant conditioning SRS

Answer 23

Selective effects of consequence of behavior, select shapes and maintains future behavior can occur naturally or be planned very common in ABA 

Question 24

Respondent conditioning SR

Answer 24

Neutral stimuli acquire the ability to illicit respondents affect. Current behavior can occur naturally or be planned rarely used in ABA