Generalization

Question 1

Generalization

Answer 1

behaviors learned under one condition start occurring in other conditions

Question 2

Stimulus class

Answer 2

multiple stimuli that evoke one response

- showing pictures of pizza. diff types of pics

Question 3

Response class

Answer 3

multiple responses result in the same outcome

- opening a door. learning diff ways to open

Question 4

Response generalization

Answer 4

engaging in diff responses under the same stimulus condition

Question 5

Stimulus overselectivity

Answer 5

control of behavior by a subset of the total stimuli in the environment

Question 6

Train and hope

Answer 6

teach in one environment and hope it occurs in others

Question 7

Sequential Modification

Answer 7

teach in one environment and then in another environment

teach one response, than another similar one

teach with one teacher than with another

sequentially adding unto what was first taught in different ways

Question 8

Introduction of Natural Maintaining Contingencies

Answer 8

when you bring behavior under the control of consequences that occur naturally in the environment

behavior trapping

Question 9

Train sufficient exemplars

Answer 9

teach multiple stimuli simultaneously
teach in various environments simultaneously
teach with multiple teachers simultaneously

Question 10

Train loosely

Answer 10

train what naturally occurs
include naturalistic teaching
flexible teaching

Question 11

Using Indescribable Contingencies

Answer 11

using unpredictable reinforcement or punishment

making it difficult for learner to determine the antecedent and consequence occurring at any given moment

Question 12

Programming for common stimuli

Answer 12

using stimuli present in natural environment
- instead of showing picture of dog, showing them a real dog
make teaching environment resemble the natural environment