G21 Use Procedures to Promote Stimulus and Response Generalization Part 2 Flashcards

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When programming for generalization, the advantage of listing all the desired forms of a behavior change and all settings/ situations in which the behavior change should occur is that you can

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Identify behaviors to teach directly and which to develop indirectly.

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In programming for generalized behavior change, one should prepare a list of

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All the above:
The variations of the target behavior that should develop as a result generalization.
All settings and situations in which the target behaviors should occur.
All forms of the target behavior that need to be changed.

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A natural contingency is a behavioral contingency

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That operates independent of a practitioner’s efforts.

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The instructional setting refers to

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The total environment where training occurs

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Behavior change may be said to be generalized when it proves durable across

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Settings, related behaviors, time

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After spending 40 hours… this is an example of

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Response maintenance

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After spending 40 hours… replicates it in a plane and three weeks later, this is an example of

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Response maintenance

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Promoting generalization may involve

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All the above:
Teaching as many of the generalized response forms and relevant stimulus conditions as possible.
Making the training environment similar to the generalization setting.
Maximizing reinforcement for the target behavior in the generalization setting.

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Perhaps the most efficient approach to programming for generalization involves

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Selecting target behaviors that will be maintained by naturally existing contingencies of reinforcement.

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Generalization should be

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Programmed

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When generalization of a response across all possible conditions is undesirable, you should

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Teach negative, or “don’t do it” examples

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A generalization strategy that depends on other behaviors in the learner’s repertoire to affect generalization involves

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Reinforcing response variability.
Instructing the learner to generalize.
Teaching the learner to recruit reinforcement.

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To ensure that newly acquired behavior contacts natural contingencies of reinforcement in the generalization setting, you should

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Teach the behavior to levels of fluency required in the natural setting.

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After spending 40 hours… this is an example of

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Setting/situation generalization

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The extent to which a learner continues to emit the target response once training components have been discontinued is called

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Response maintenance

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Training a behavioral performance to fluency can sometimes

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Render it unnecessary to program for generalization.