B15 Define & Provide Example of Derived Stimulus Relations Part 1

Question 1

Which of the following describes a situation in which one stimulus could be substituted for another stimulus and have the same effect on behavior?

Answer 1

Equivalence class

Question 2

Derived relations are relations between two or more stimuli that

Answer 2

Do not depend on physical similarities

Question 3

Which of the following describes a situation in which one stimulus could be substituted for another stimulus and have the same effect on behavior?

Answer 3

All the above:
Derived relation
Equivalence class
Stimulus-stimulus relation

Question 4

Derived relations are relations between two or more stimuli that

Answer 4

Affect behavior similarly

Question 5

Derived relations are relations between two or more stimuli that

Answer 5

All the above:
Affect behavior similarity
Emerge without training
Do not depend on physical similarities

Question 6

Which of the following NEVER include trained relations?

Answer 6

Derived relation

Question 7

Stimulus-stimulus relations

Answer 7

Can be trained or emergent

Question 8

Derived relations are relations between two or more stimuli that

Answer 8

Emerge without training

Question 9

An equivalence class is a

Answer 9

Stimulus class that includes all potential relations

Question 10

An equivalence class suggests that

Answer 10

A stimulus could be substituted for another stimulus