SAFMEDS deck 1 Flashcards
A reinforcer is a(n) ___ that increases responding that produces it.
stimulus
A(n) ___ is an event produced by a response.
consequence
Negative reinforcement is a behavior followed by ___ of a stimulus that increases the future rate of similar responses.
removal
The three-term contingency is antecedent, ___, consequence.
behavior
A stimulus is added (following an operant behavior) that decreases the rate of behavior.
positive punishment
A behavior is measurable and ___.
observable
Negative reinforcement is a behavior followed by removal of a stimulus that ___ the future rate of similar responses.
increases
Presentation or addition of an event or stimulus that increases the rate of response.
positive reinforcement.
A condition or stimulus following behavior of interest.
consequence
Nia sees a dog, says dog, and gets to pet the dog. Seeing the dog is a(n) ___.
antecedent
A stimulus is an energy change that affects a(n) ___ through its receptor cells.
organism
Positive punishment involves the ___ of a stimulus that follows a behavior.
addition
Negative punishment is to ___ as negative reinforcement is to increase.
decrease
A stimulus that increases the future rate of a preceding behavior.
reinforcer
A reinforcer is a consequence stimulus that ___ the future rate or probability of a behavior.
increases
Positive punishment involves ___ the future rate of similar responses under similar conditions.
decreasing
Any measurable and observable act of an organism.
Behavior
Any physical event, combination of events or relations among events can be a(n) ___.
stimulus
Negative punishment involves the ___ of a stimulus that follows a behavior.
removal
When a stimulus is removed/prevented (following an operant behavior) that decreases the rate of behavior.
negative punishment
positive reinforcement involves the occurrence of a stimulus ___ following a response.
immediately
An antecedent occurs ___ to the behavior of interest.
prior
A punisher is a(n) ___ that decreases responding that produces it.
stimulus
Nia’s mom gives her a high five each time Nia says “5.” Nis starts to say “5” more frequently. This is an example of ___ reinforcement.
positive