Test 2

Question 1

Allowing a student to skip math homework if they get 100% on a practice test

Answer 1

Negative Reinforcement

Question 2

Smiling at a student when you see them work cooperatively with a neighbor

Answer 2

Positive Reinforcement

Question 3

Writing students’ names on the board when they misbehave

Answer 3

Presentation Punishment

Question 4

Making a child miss recess for hitting another student

Answer 4

Removal Punishment

Question 5

Removing a Friday homework assignment after students have repeatedly complained about having to work on the weekend

Answer 5

Negative Reinforcement

Question 6

Putting a child in ISS for misbehaving

Answer 6

Positive Reinforcement

Question 7

Danny is acting up during class and you decide to ignore his behavior. Eventually he stops.

Answer 7

Removal

Question 8

You read Susie’s journal out loud as you think its high quality work and to also give her praise. Now it seems that she is participating less in class.

Answer 8

Presentation

Question 9

Everyday during math, Johnny misbehaves and is sent to the office. He hates math and doesn’t seem to even try in the subject.

Answer 9

Negative

Question 10

Based on number of responses

Answer 10

Ratio schedules

Question 11

Based on varying numbers of responses or varying time intervals

Answer 11

Variable schedules

Question 12

reinforcer given after fixed number of behaviors

Answer 12

fixed ratio

Question 13

reinforcement only at certain periodic times

Answer 13

fixed interval

Question 14

When teaching a new behavior/skill reinforcement for correct responses should be

Answer 14

Frequent and Predictable

Question 15

When a behavior.skill is established reinforcement for correct responses should be

Answer 15

Less frequent and less predictable

Question 16

Clarifies the connection between behavior and consequence. Increases the information value of feedback, remember catch them being good

Answer 16

Immediacy of Consequences