B04 Define & Provide Examples of Positive and Negative Reinforcement Contingencies Part 2 Flashcards

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Generally, descriptive praise should

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Be delivered sincerely, with eye contact, and with enthusiasm.

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Generalized reinforcers maintain the EO for the reinforcer because

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Satiation on all reinforcers for which a generalized reinforcer could be exchanged is unlikely.

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To shift from contrived to naturally occurring reinforcers

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Pair naturally occurring reinforcers with contrived reinforcers

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To maintain performance by not allowing the establishing operation to diminish would involve

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Using a few reinforcers and varying them from trial to trial

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To maintain potent EOs for reinforcers, you may

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Give choice or allow natural deprivation

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Satiation of a reinforcer is

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A reduction in responding caused by the behavior altering effect of an AO

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Naturally occurring reinforcement is

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Any reinforcement that has not been planned or programmed to change behavior

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Labeled praise and descriptive praise

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Are synonymous terms, similar to specific praise

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Descriptive praise often functions as a positive reinforcer for the behavior preceding it and as

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A rule for future behavior and reinforcement

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Specific praise often

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Provides a rule for future behavior

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Labeled praise and descriptive praise

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Usually specify the target behavior

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Responding with a response-to-reinforcement delay can be taught by

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Providing verbal assurance during the delay that the reinforcer will be forthcoming

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Responding with a response-to-reinforcement delay can be taught by

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Providing an activity that will “bridge the gap” between the behavior and reinforcer.

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Specific praise often

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Places emphasis on the behavior rather than the individual

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The quantity of a reinforcer or frequency of delivery can reduce reinforcer effectiveness due to

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Satiation

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A token economy for a classroom should include

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Contingent praise and attention for earning tokens

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Contrived reinforcement is

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Reinforcement that has been included in a plan to change behavior

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Labelled praise and descriptive praise

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May state benefits of the target behavior

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To shift control from contrived to naturally occurring reinforcers,

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Develop behavioral repertoires that produce naturally occurring reinforcers.