Deck 3

Question 1

Nia implements ___ ___ By varying the table decor, menus style, and background music during restaurant training.

Answer 1

Teaching loosely

Question 2

Training stimuli are varied within sessions when ___ ___.

Answer 2

Teaching loosely

Question 3

Teaching loosely involves randomly varying ____ ____ stimuli within and across teaching sessions.

Answer 3

functionally irrelevant

Question 4

Nia continued her low rate of cigarette smoking behavior after the intervention was removed, showing ____ ____.

Answer 4

Response maintenance

Question 5

Teaching loosely is increasing the variety of ____ ____ to prevent ____.

Answer 5

Discriminative stimuli overselectivity

Question 6

When habilitation has occurred, reinforcers are ____ and punishers are ____.

Answer 6

Maximized

Minimized

Question 7

The teacher is doing ____ ____ ____ with Nia, teaching her to tact “cow” in the presence of a cow but not a horse.

Answer 7

Stimulus discrimination training

Question 8

Teaching to respond appropriately to ____ stimuli is ____ discrimination training.

Answer 8

Specific stimulus

Question 9

Stimulus Discrimination training is teaching to make any difference in ___ in the presence of different ___.

Answer 9

Responding stimuli

Question 10

The process of teaching to make a ____ ____ between two or more ____ is discrimination training.

Answer 10

Differential response stimuli

Question 11

Unlike motivation operations, a discriminative stimulus does not change the effectiveness of a reinforcer, only signals the ____ of reinforcement.

Answer 11

Availability

Question 12

Stimulus control describes a situation in which a behavior is altered by the ____ or ____ of an antecedent stimulus.

Answer 12

Presence

Absence

Question 13

____ ____ is a change in operant behavior that occurs when an SD or S-delta is presented.

Answer 13

Stimulus control

Question 14

Stimulus control is the ____ control of ____.

Answer 14

Discriminative behavior

Question 15

A discriminative stimulus is an antecedent that occasions a ____ because ____ has been available in the past.

Answer 15

Response

reinforcement

Question 16

A stimulus correlated with reinforcement is a ____ ____.

Answer 16

Discriminative stimulus

Question 17

An ____ or ____ that precedes an operant and sets the occasion for operant behavior is a discriminative stimulus.

Answer 17

Event

Stimulus

Question 18

Nia sees the BCBA watching him and taking notes. The frequency of Josh’s hitting behavior is less than usual. This is an example of ____.

Answer 18

Reactivity

Question 19

A discriminative stimulus is where a specific response has been ____ in its presence and in its ____ has not been reinforced.

Answer 19

Reinforced absence

Question 20

Reactivity is when the pretense of an ____ affects the ____ of both the observed and observer.

Answer 20

Observer

Behavior

Question 21

The influence of the assessment procedures on the client’s behavior pattern is ____.

Answer 21

Reactivity

Question 22

Reactivity is the ____ of an observation and measurement procedure in the ____ being measured.

Answer 22

Effects

Behavior

Question 23

____ Has been achieved when an organism’s repertoire has been changed to maximize reinforcers and minimize punishers.

Answer 23

Habilitation

Question 24

Habilitation occurs when an organism’s ____ has been ____ so that reinforcers are maximized and punishers are minimized.

Answer 24

Repertoire

Shaped

Question 25

A stimulus delta is a stimulus that ____ an operant that does not produce ____.

Answer 25

Precedes | Reinforcement

Question 26

When a discriminative stimulus reliably occasions a response, this is an example of ____ ____.

Answer 26

Stimulus control

Question 27

Stimulus control is the relation in which an ____ causes or serves as a ____ for the behavior to occur.

Answer 27

Antecedent | Cue

Question 28

Stimulus presents when a behavior has not produced reinforcement in the past is a ___ ____.

Answer 28

Stimulus delta (s^)

Question 29

Responses are reinforced in one stimulus condition but not in the other stimulus condition in ____ ____ training.

Answer 29

Stimulus discrimination

Question 30

Nia’s mom gives her dessert for finishing her dinner. Her dad owes not. LaQuae’s dad is a ____ ____ for eating dinner.

Answer 30

Stimulus delta (S^)

Question 31

A ____ ____ is an antecedent that does not serve as an appropriate ____ for responding.

Answer 31

Stimulus delta cue

Question 32

A Stimulus delta dies not signal that ____ is available for specific responses.

Answer 32

Reinforcement

Question 33

In response generalization, ____ changes in similar behaviors occur when a target behavior is modified.

Answer 33

Unprogrammed

Question 34

Responses generalization is the spread of the effects of ____ to responses outside an ____ class.

Answer 34

Reinforcement | Operant

Question 35

Continued performance of the target behavior after intervention has been terminated is ____ ____.

Answer 35

Response maintenance

Question 36

Response maintenance is ____ performance over time, even after systematic applied behavior procedures have been ____.

Answer 36

Continued | Withdrawn

Question 37

Using sufficient members of a class of stimuli to ensure performance on any member of that class is ____ ____ ____.

Answer 37

Multiple exemplar training

Question 38

Multiple exemplar training is training examples containing the critical ____ or ____ features.

Answer 38

Stimulus response

Question 39

Response generalization is when the learner emits ____ responses that are ____ ____ to the trained behavior.

Answer 39

Untrained functionally equivalent

Question 40

A form of ____ ____ is when a target response is strengthened and other similar responses increase in frequency.

Answer 40

Response generalization