BEHV 101 Week 5

Question 1

Punishment

Answer 1

Response followed by a stimulus change that decreases future frequency of behavior

Question 2

Positive Punishment (SP+)

Answer 2

Presentation of stimulus following behavior results in decrease in behavior

Question 3

Negative Punishment (SP-)

Answer 3

Punishment by contingent removal of a stimulus

Question 4

Positive Punishment

Answer 4

Type 1 punishment

Question 5

Negative Punishment

Answer 5

Type 2 punishment

Question 6

Punisher

Answer 6

Stimulus change immediately following behavior that reduces future frequency of behavior

Question 7

Phylogeny

Answer 7

Innate

Question 8

Ontogeny

Answer 8

Learned

Question 9

Conditioned Punisher

Answer 9

Previously neutral stimulus change that functions as a punisher due to learning history

Question 10

Unconditioned Punisher

Answer 10

Stimulus change that decreases the future frequency of behavior without a learning history

Question 11

Generalized Conditioned Punisher

Answer 11

Stimulus change that has been paired with unconditioned and conditioned punishers

Question 12

SD for Punishment (SDP)

Answer 12

Stimulus present when behavior has been punished;
In absence of behavior has not been punished;
Behavior occurs less in presence of SDP

Question 13

Overcorrection

Answer 13

Positive punishment; Learner required to engage in effortful behavior related to fixing damage caused by the behavior

Question 14

Forms of Overcorrection

Answer 14

1. Positive practice overcorrection
2. Restitutional overcorrection

Question 15

Positive Practice Overcorrection

Answer 15

Learner is required to repeat a correct form of the behavior or incompatible behavior a specified number of times

Question 16

Restitutional Overcorrection

Answer 16

Learner is required to repair the damage and engage in additional behavior to bring the environment to a better condition than prior to behavior

Question 17

Recovery from Punishment

Answer 17

Occurrence of a previously punished behavior without its punishing consequence; Has effect of undoing the effect of the punishment

Question 18

Response Blocking

Answer 18

Therapist physically intervenes as soon as the learner begins to emit a problem behavior to prevent completion of the behavior

Question 19

Response Interruption & Redirection (RIRD)

Answer 19

Variation of response blocking; Interrupting stereotypic behavior at its onset and redirecting to a high-probability behavior