Deck 2

Question 1

An increase in the frequency of responding when an extinction procedure is initially implemented is called an _____ _____.

Answer 1

Extinction burst

Question 2

The relative frequency with which operant behavior is emitted during extinction is _____ _____ _____.

Answer 2

Resistance to extinction

Question 3

An extinction burst is a _____, _____ increase in the rate of previously reinforced responses following extinction.

Answer 3

Predictable Temporary

Question 4

Resistance to extinction is the amount of time a response will be repeated after it is no longer _____.

Answer 4

Reinforced.

Question 5

An extinction burst is a _____ burst of _____ when an extinction procedure is first implemented.

Answer 5

Rapid Responses

Question 6

Resistance to extinction is the perseverance of operant behavior when placed on _____.

Answer 6

Extinction

Question 7

Nia’s therapist implemented an extinction procedure and her hitting behavior increased by 200% for one session. This is likely an _____ _____.

Answer 7

Extinction burst

Question 8

Nia’s interrupting behavior persisted when placed on extinction, suggesting a _____ _____ _____.

Answer 8

Resistance to extinction

Question 9

A DRI schedule is when reinforcement is _____ for a behavior that is topographically incompatible and _____ following instances of the problem behavior.

Answer 9

delivered

withheld

Question 10

A DRO is _____ of _____ in which reinforcement is delivered when the target behavior does not occur during or at specific time.

Answer 10

Schedule

reinforcement

Question 11

A reinforcement procedure where the alternative behavior cannot be emitted simultaneously with the unwanted behavior is a _____ _____ _____.

Answer 11

(DRI) differential

reinforcement of

incompatible behavior

Question 12

A DRO schedule produces reinforcement after an established _____ interval has passed without the target _____ occuring.

Answer 12

time

behavior

Question 13

A DRI is the procedure of reinforcing a behavior that is _____ with the target behavior.

Answer 13

incompatable

Question 14

A _____ _____ _____ is a schedule of reinforcement in which reinforcement is delivered when the target behavior does not occur during or at specific time.

Answer 14

(DRO) differential

reinforcement of other

behavior

Question 15

The therapist only reinforces hands on desk behavior, which is incompatible with nose picking. This is a _____ _____ _____ procedure.

Answer 15

(DRI) differential

reinforcement of

incompatible behavior

Question 16

A DRO schedule can be fixed-_____, fixed-interval, _____-interval or variable-momentary.

Answer 16

momentary

variable

Question 17

In a _____-_____ DRO schedule reinforcement is delivered if the targetbehavior is not occurring at the end ofa fixed amount of time.

Answer 17

fixed

momentary

Question 18

In a DRA, the undesired behavior is placed on _____, and an alternative behavior _____.

Answer 18

extinction

reinforced

Question 19

In a _____-_____ DRO schedule reinforcement is delivered if the target behavior is has not occured during a fixed amount of time.

Answer 19

fixed

interval

Question 20

The therapist only reinforces hand-raising, which is more desirable to calling out. This is a _____ _____ _____ procedure.

Answer 20

(DRA) differential reinforcement of alternative behavior

Question 21

In a _____ _____ _____ reinforcement is delivered for a behavior that is a desirable alternative and withheld following instances of the problem behavior.

Answer 21

(DRA) differential reinforcement of alternative behavior

Question 22

In a DRL schedule, reinforcement follows each response that is separated from the previous response by a minimum _____ _____.

Answer 22

interresponse time

Question 23

A DRA procedure reinforces _____ behavior while _____ reinforcement for the unwanted response.

Answer 23

alternative

withholding

Question 24

In a _____ _____ _____ schedule, behavior is reinforced if it occurs following a period of time since its last occurence.

Answer 24

(DRL) differential reinforcement of low rates