B14 Define & Provide Examples of Verbal Operants Part 3

Question 1

Questions are usually

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Mands for verbal behavior

Question 2

Tacting is

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None of the above

Question 3

An intraverbal is a verbal operant

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Where the response does not have point-to-point correspondence

Question 4

Tacting tends to be maintained by

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Generalized conditioned reinforcement

Question 5

“Jump” is a/an

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All the above

Question 6

Tacting is

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Primarily controlled by a nonverbal events, object, relation, or property

Question 7

A child walks into a room, sees a ball, and says “Ball”. This is a

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tact

Question 8

“Go to your room” is

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All the above:
A mand if said to a child to get him to his room
Neither a mand nor a tact if said in response to someone reading “Go to your room” in a novel.
A tact if said in response to a picture depicting someone gesturing for another person to go to their room.

Question 9

An intraverbal response

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Is controlled by a verbal SD and has no point-to-point correspondence

Question 10

“Go to your room” is

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A tact if said in response to a picture depicting someone gesturing for another person to go to their room.

Question 11

Saying “water” as a mand suggests that

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The speaker may be water deprived

Question 12

Tacting may be under the control of

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The features of an object

Question 13

It can be difficult to teach children to tact private events accurately because

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The stimulus is not directly visible to the teacher

Question 14

Manding tends to be maintained by

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Acquiring the object/event manded

Question 15

Generally speaking, mands and tacts are controlled by___ and ___, respectively.

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MOs and SDs

Question 16

“Jump” is a/an

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Mand if said to help someone to know when to jump a rope

Question 17

A verbal operant that makes reference to features of the environment regardless of the MO influencing the speaker is a/an

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Tact

Question 18

A verbal operant that gives an indication of MOs affecting the speaker is a/an

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Mand

Question 19

Someone says “I want juice”. A listener responds, “You must be thirsty.” The second response is an example of

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An intraverbal

Question 20

Saying “water” as a tact suggests that

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There is water in view

Question 21

An intraverbal is a verbal operant

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All the above:
Where the response does not have point-to-point correspondence.
Where the stimulus is verbal.
That is reinforced by generalized reinforcement

Question 22

A tact makes reference to features in the environment

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Regardless of what MOs might be affecting the speaker

Question 23

A verbal response that follows a verbal stimulus of another person and does not have point-to-point correspondence is

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An intraverbal

Question 24

Tacting

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Is primarily controlled by a nonverbal object, event, relation, or property