Positive, Negative, Conditioned And Unconditioned Reinforcement

Question 0

Negative punishment=

Answer 0

Behavior decreases

Question 1

Positive punishment =

Answer 1

Behavior decreases

Question 2

Positive reinforcement=

Answer 2

Behavior increases

Question 3

Negative reinforcement=

Answer 3

Behavior increases

Question 4

Unconditioned reinforcer

Answer 4

Does not have to be learned

Question 5

Generalized conditioned reinforcers

Answer 5

Reinforcers that have been associated with various behaviors or access to backup reinforcers, which may be either primary or secondary reinforcers

Question 6

Generalized conditioned reinforcers are

Answer 6

Less vulnerable to satiation bc they can be exchanged for a variety of reinforcers. They are not necessarily more or less powerful then primary reinforcers

Question 7

If an antecedent consistently evokes a behavior

Answer 7

It provides support for a functional relationship, stimulus control, and an establishing operation being in effect

Question 8

Demonstrated

Answer 8

An experimentally validated relation between the independent variable and the dependent variable

Question 9

Established or caused

Answer 9

An experimentally validated demonstration that ONLY the independent variable could bring about the change in the dependent variable (very difficult to establish)