Chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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________ are things that are not the same each time.

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Variables

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2
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When a functional variable is changed, it systematically influences _________.

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Behavior

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3
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_______ does not imply causation.

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Correlation

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4
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A publicly observable change, controlled by the experimenter, which is anticipated to influence behavior in a specific way is the definition of an ________ _________.

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Independent variable

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5
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The three components of a behavioral experiment are the _________ variable is behavior. The experiment is designed to evaluate a _________ hypothesis, and this hypothesis is evaluated by manipulating the _________ variable.

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dependent, falsifiable, independent

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6
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In behavioral analysis, the dependent variable is always __________.

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Behavior

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7
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In behavior analysis, what is the objectively measured target behavior?

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Dependent variable

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8
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What is a self-report?

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When an individual is asked to recall if they engaged in a behavior.

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9
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Alternate to self reports is this style of observation.

A

Direct observation

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10
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IOA

A

Interobserver Agreement

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11
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The extent to which two observers data are the same after having directly observed the same behavior at the same time is called what?

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IOA, interobserver agreement

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12
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If an experiment has good IOA, that lends ________ to the experiment.

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Believability

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13
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Behavior analysts approach the use of ________-_________ measures with caution.

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Self-report

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14
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Two potential problems with self-reports are that i. People do not always tell the ________, particularly when doing so would make them look bad, and ii. People often cannot _________ their own behavior very well.

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Truth, recall

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15
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A behavioral ___________ provides a very specific description of the target behavior.

A

Definition

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16
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A behavioral definition has ______ _________ when the consumer of the intervention or an expert in the field indicates that the behavioral definition accurately reflects the behavior of interest.

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Social validity

17
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IOA = ___________/(_______+________)*100

A

Agreement, agreement, disagreement

18
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IOA is defined as the extent to which two _______ observers data are the same after having directly observed the same behavior at the same time.

A

Independent

19
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If IOA is less than _______ then the observers will need further training, or the behavioral definition will need to be refined (or the task is too hard for the observers).

20
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IOA does not assess the __________ of the data collected; nor does it assess its reliability. Instead, high IOA enhances the _________ of the data.

A

Accuracy, believability

21
Q

When interested in how often the target behavior occurs, the dimension of behavior is _________.

22
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When interested in how long it takes a behavior to begin, we are interested in the dimension of ________.

23
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When we are interested in how long a behavior lasts, we are interested in _________.

24
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When we are interested in the force or intensity of the behavior, we are interested in the dimension of _________.

25
What are four of the commonly used direct observation methods?
Outcome Recording, Event Recording, Interval Recording, Duration Recording
26
When behavior changes because the subject is aware they are being watched, this is called ________.
Reactivity
27
Observers recording the distinct, observable, and lasting product of behavior, instead of the behavior itself, is known as ________?
Outcome recording
28
When you want to record a behavior the moment it occcurs what style of recording do you use?
Event Recording
29
If you want to estimate how frequently a behavior occurs by recording if it occurs at any point in time during any interval, is known as?
Partial interval recording
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Whole interval recording?
Recording if a behavior occurs for the entire duration of time intervals.
31
When measuring either latency or duration of a target behavior you are using what recording style?
Duration recording