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1
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3 Fundamental Properties of Bx are?

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  1. Temporal extent
  2. Repeatability
  3. Temporal Locus
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6 Dimensional Quantities of Bx are?

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  1. IRTDimensional Quantities of Bx
  2. Latency
  3. Frequency
  4. Duration
    5 Rate
  5. Celeration
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Dimensional quantity vs fundament property?

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Dimensional quantity- measurement

Fundamental property- event is measurable

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What is a stimulus

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An environmental variable/change that influences your behavior.

Ex. A light turns on, green traffic light

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Dimensional quantity-Duration

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The amount of time your responses occur
- how long a single response occurs
Ex if you scream for 4 seconds that is the DURATION.

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If I had 2 different Responses that had the same effect on the environment is it topographic or functional?

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Functional

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fundamental property -Temporal extent

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Behavior takes up or extends for a certain period of time.

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Which dimensional quantity is associated with rpeatability

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Count ability is what you count

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fundamental property -Temporal Locus

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Behavior occurs at a specific point in time

Temporal locus and latency

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Difference between behavior and response?

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Behavior is more then one response

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Stimulus class

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A group of STIMULI that share a common element

NOT BEHAVIORS

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Function

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The purpose of the behavior, antecedent and consequences

Ex different behaviors same environment

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Response class

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Different ways to group behaviors together

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13
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The learned Functional Relation

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Conditioned

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Reinforcement

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It’s a process that increases the future frequency of the behavior.

Ex. Increase when reached a certain level to maintain still will need reinforcement

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Stimulus

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Stimulating your senses

  • energy change through receptor, it can just be about anything
  • it effects a person through their senses
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Topographic Response class

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A group of responses that are grouped b/c they all look the same.
ex. I sit down, I get a can of soda, I sit down, I get smacked, sit own regardless of what happens afterwards.

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Frequency

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A count of the # of times a behavior occurs

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Response

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A single instance of behavior and solely under the control of the ANTECEDENT (S-S Food elicits response)
Ex clapping, waving, sitting down

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Behavior

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Everything an organism does

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Functional response class

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A group of responses that are grouped b/c they all have the same consequence. It does NOT matter what the responses LOOKs like, what has to be the same is what happens AFTER the response.
Ex I waved my drink ticker to waiter I get water, I sign, sing, asking WHAT happens is the same (environmental effect is the same)

21
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Topography vs function

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Topographical response all the same responses

Functional Response are different response to get the same result

22
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Is IRT a dimensional Quantity

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yes

23
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fundamental property -Repeatability

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Behavior occurs more than once

-goes with countability

24
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Difference between Frequency and Rate

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Frequency is the count

Rate is the count PLUS time

25
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How can you tell if it is rate or duration?

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Rate is the count plus time

Duration occurs over a period of time

26
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Dimensional Quantity

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MEASUREMENT

27
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Dimensional quantity=Latency

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Time before you begin to engage in the behavior

ex. measuring how long it take you to pick an answer

28
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Dimensional quantity-IRT

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Inter Response time
-Time between two responses (time that passes between you engaging in response #1 until you begin to engage in response #2

29
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Dimensional quantity-Rate

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Count with a period of time

30
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If I had two different responses, same effect on environment would be Functional or Topography

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Functional

31
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What is the difference between Behavior and Response?

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BEHAVIOr is more then one response

32
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Dimensional quantity-Temporal Extent

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Behavior take up or EXTENDS for a certain period of time

-goes with Duration

33
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Which dimensional quantity is associated with repeatability?

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Countabilty-it’s what you count

34
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Which dimensional quantity is associated with repeatability ? Duration, frequency or countability

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countability

35
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S-S

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Stimulus-Stimulus=Pairing
one stimulus then another
ex. meat powder and clicker

36
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Function

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Effect of the response on the environment, the condition in which the behavior occurs

37
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BEHAVIOR=You can not say he engaged in many joke telling behaviors because?

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It is a collective term, and should not be used in plural form (besides Jose says so)

38
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If I had 2 response that looked exactly a like, but different effects on the would it be Functional or Topographical

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Topographical

39
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Functional Relation

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a purposeful relationship between behavior and the environment
ex. If I engage in he Bx, this will happen

40
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Behavior is determined by

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biological and environmental variables

41
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fundamental property

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is something an event has, whether you measure it or not.

42
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dimensional quantity

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Rrefers to the measurement we make of that fundamdental property USING ARBITRARY UNITS! We make up the meaning of a “second” or a “minute” by agreeing to a measurement guideline.

43
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How does Latency occur (Stimulus to start of response)?

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only one response is necessary. Therefore latency, as a measureable quantity (aka “dimensional quantity”) is based solely on the single fundamental property of a response known as “temporal locus” and also know as a single point in time when a response begins.

44
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Duration, as a measureable quantity (AKA “dimensional quantity”) requires

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only one fundamental property as well: temporal extent, or that a response takes up a certain amount of time to occur.

45
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IRT requires at least how many responses?

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TWO responses to exist. How can there be a “time between responses” if there is only 1 response? Therefore as a dimensional quantity (measureable quantity) IRT requires two fundamental properties of a response: temporal locus (a point in time when a behavior either begins or ends) and Repeatability (the fact that the response happens again).

46
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Whats the difference between fundamental property and dimensional quantity?

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fundamental property is something an event has, whether you measure it or not.
A “dimensional quantity” refers to the measurement we make of that fundamdental property USING ARBITRARY UNITS! We make up the meaning of a “second” or a “minute” by agreeing to a measurement guideline. We are so used to this we take it for granted.

47
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Dimensional Quantities of Bx-Celeration

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change in rate over time

ex. you used to hit your head 10x per minute now you hit your head 1x per minute

48
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Dimensional Quantities of Bx-Duration

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The amount of time a response occurs

49
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Celebration

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Change in rate over time

  • increase or decrease in responding
  • change in # of responses
50
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Environment

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Everything outside the skin of an organism

-everything that could effect you Bx

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