MOs and SDs

Question 1

MO

Answer 1

motivational operation, antecedent, temporarily increases value of reinforcement

Question 2

EO

Answer 2

establishing operation, evocative effect, increases value of reinforcer, associated with deprivation

Question 3

AO

Answer 3

abolishing operation, abative effect, associated with satiation

Question 4

Sd

Answer 4

Discriminative Stimulus, lets you know that reinforcement is available

Question 5

S delta

Answer 5

lets you know that reinforcement is not available

Question 6

UMO

Answer 6

unconditioned motivating operation; unlearned stimulis that alters the value of primary reinforcers

Question 7

CMO

Answer 7

conditioned motivating operation; stimulus that alters the value of primary or secondary reinforcers due to previously pairing

Question 8

CMO-S

Answer 8

Surrogate CMO; alters value of consequences that are under the control of an MO with which it has been paired; ie time on clock (CMO-S) signals hunger for lunch

Question 9

CMO-R

Answer 9

Reflexive CMO; alters the value of its own removal or continued presence of stimulus; ie don’t want it when there but do when removed

Question 10

CMO-T

Answer 10

Transitive CMO; alters the value f another stimulus; ie lock on fridge establishes reinforcing value of key

Question 11

Conditional Discrimination

Answer 11

4 term contingency; reinforces response to a particular stimuli ONLY IF accompanied by another stimuli

Question 12

Stimulus Discrimination

Answer 12

restricts/ narrows stimulus controlby narrowing the range of stimuli that evoke behavior (to get a more specific response)