Behavior Modification Exam 2 study guide

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Behavior Modification Exam 2 study guide


Froggy Jumps Behavior Modification Exam 2 study guideVersion en ligne Test your behavior theory knowledge. par Ana Paola Mijares 1 What does Continuous Reinforcement (CRF) mean? a Reinforcement is delivered after varying time intervals. b Reinforcement is delivered after a fixed number of responses. c Every occurrence of the behavior is followed by a reinforcer. 2 What is Variable Ratio (VR) described as? a Reinforcement delivered after an average number of responses that varies. b Reinforcement delivered after a fixed number of responses. c Reinforcement delivered after a fixed time interval. 3 Define Positive Punishment. a Following a behavior, an aversive stimulus is applied. b A reward is given to encourage the behavior. c A reinforcing stimulus is removed after the behavior. 4 Which procedure pairs relaxation with gradual exposure to the fear-producing stimulus? a Flooding b Extinction training c Systematic desensitization 5 What is Respondent Conditioning (Pavlovian Conditioning)? a A behavior is reinforced after a fixed number of responses. b A process where a neutral stimulus is paired with an unconditioned stimulus to elicit a conditioned c A behavior is extinguished by removing the reinforcement. 6 What is Spontaneous Recovery? a Reappearance of a conditioned response after respondent extinction has occurred. b A conditioned response that never reappears after extinction. c Immediate return of the original unconditioned response. 7 What are Schedules of Reinforcement? a Rules that specify which responses will be followed by reinforcement. b A set of laws describing memory recall. c A list of random punishments used in labs. 8 What does Continuous Reinforcement (CRF) mean? a Reinforcement happens only after a variable number of responses. b Reinforcement occurs at fixed time intervals regardless of response. c Every occurrence of the behavior is followed by a reinforcer. 9 What is Intermittent Reinforcement (INT)? a Reinforcement is never provided. b Only some occurrences of the behavior are reinforced. c Every response is reinforced. 10 What is Fixed Ratio (FR)? a Reinforcement is delivered after a fixed number of responses. b Reinforcement is delivered after a fixed amount of time. c Reinforcement is delivered after an unpredictable number of responses. 11 What is Variable Ratio (VR)? a Reinforcement is delivered for every single response. b Reinforcement is delivered after an average number of responses that varies. c Reinforcement is delivered after a fixed time interval. 12 What is Fixed Interval (FI)? a Reinforcement is delivered after varying time intervals. b Reinforcement is delivered for the first response after a fixed period of time. c Reinforcement is delivered after every response. 13 What is Variable Interval (VI)? a Reinforcement is delivered for the first response after varying time intervals. b Reinforcement is delivered after a fixed number of responses. c Reinforcement is delivered for the first response after a fixed time. 14 What are Ratio Schedules? a Reinforcement depends on the learner's mood. b Reinforcement depends on the number of responses made. c Reinforcement depends on time since last reinforcement. 15 What are Interval Schedules? a Reinforcement depends on the difficulty of the task. b Reinforcement depends on the number of responses. c Reinforcement depends on the passage of time since last reinforcement. 16 What are Time Schedules? a Reinforcement is delivered after a fixed or variable time regardless of behavior (noncontingent). b Reinforcement is delivered only if a target behavior occurs. c Reinforcement is never delivered. 17 What is Punishment? a A neutral event with no effect on behavior. b A consequence that increases the future probability of a behavior. c A consequence that decreases the future probability of a behavior. 18 What is Positive Punishment? a Withholding a reinforcer after a behavior. b Removing a reinforcing stimulus after a behavior. c Following a behavior, an aversive stimulus is applied, decreasing the likelihood of the behavior in 19 What is Negative Punishment? a Following a behavior, a reinforcing stimulus is removed, decreasing the likelihood of the behavior i b Providing a reinforcing stimulus after a behavior. c Applying an aversive stimulus after a behavior. 20 What is a Punisher? a A neutral stimulus with no effect. b A stimulus or event that decreases the future probability of a behavior. c A stimulus that increases future behavior likelihood. 21 What are Unconditioned Punishers? a Stimuli that are naturally punishing and do not require prior learning. b Stimuli that are rewarding by default. c Stimuli that become punishing after pairing with punishers. 22 What are Conditioned Punishers? a Stimuli that are inherently punishing without learning. b Previously neutral stimuli that become punishing after being paired with established punishers. c Stimuli that have no effect on behavior. 23 What is Time-Out? a A procedure that involves adding extra tasks. b A procedure that increases reinforcement after misbehavior. c A negative punishment procedure in which the person is removed from access to reinforcement for a br 24 What is Exclusionary Time-Out? a The person is given a reward instead. b The person remains in environment but cannot access reinforcement. c The person is removed from the reinforcing environment. 25 What is Non-Exclusionary Time-Out? a The person receives extra reinforcement. b The person remains in the environment but is denied access to reinforcement. c The person is removed from the environment entirely. 26 What is Response Cost? a A positive punishment where an aversive is added. b A negative punishment procedure in which a reinforcer is removed or lost contingent on the occurrenc c A procedure that increases reinforcement frequency.

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Behavior Modification Exam 2 study guideVersion en ligne

par Ana Paola Mijares

What does Continuous Reinforcement (CRF) mean?

What is Variable Ratio (VR) described as?

Define Positive Punishment.

Which procedure pairs relaxation with gradual exposure to the fear-producing stimulus?

What is Respondent Conditioning (Pavlovian Conditioning)?

What is Spontaneous Recovery?

What are Schedules of Reinforcement?

What does Continuous Reinforcement (CRF) mean?

What is Intermittent Reinforcement (INT)?

What is Fixed Ratio (FR)?

What is Variable Ratio (VR)?

What is Fixed Interval (FI)?

What is Variable Interval (VI)?

What are Ratio Schedules?

What are Interval Schedules?

What are Time Schedules?

What is Punishment?

What is Positive Punishment?

What is Negative Punishment?

What is a Punisher?

What are Unconditioned Punishers?

What are Conditioned Punishers?

What is Time-Out?

What is Exclusionary Time-Out?

What is Non-Exclusionary Time-Out?

What is Response Cost?