Exam 31: Shaping and Schedules of Reinforcement: A Comprehensive Guide

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It is important to consider the setting in which extinction will be carried out in order to:

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A teacher gradually withdraws her physical guidance that was used to help a nursery school child learn to trace the letter "A." Eventually the child can trace the letter by herself.This is an example of:

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Varying the acceptable responses during training or using behavioral momentum to increase low-probability responses are two strategies for programming:

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If you tell someone to stop eating candies, and the person stops, that is an example of:

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When you open the cupboard door to get cat food, your cats come running to the kitchen, where they are typically fed.This illustrates the effect of:

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Which of the following is not a major class of antecedent stimuli that control our behavior?

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When a particular behavior is likely to occur in the presence of a particular stimulus and not others, we say that stimulus generalization exists.

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Stimulus generalization refers to the transfer of a particular behavior to different stimuli, whereas response generalization refers to transfer between responses in a particular setting.

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A book that translated Freudian psychodynamic concepts into the language of Hull's learning theory, and that had an influence in the early days of behavior modification, was written by__________ .

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A child is reinforced for saying "wa-wa," then "watah," and finally, "water." In this example_________________, has been shaped.

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It would be appropriate to use a DRL schedule of reinforcement when a behavior:

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An increase in responding during extinction is commonly referred to as:

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In the program in which Tommy could earn extra playtime at the end of the day for having three or fewer talkouts during class, Tommy's talkouts decreased because of the direct-acting effects of reinforcement of free play at the end of the day when he didn't talk out.

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You are likely to reinforce (by answering pleasantly and with interest)an acquaintance who telephones you if such calls occur at a reasonably low rate, but not if they occur at such a high rate that you feel hassled.You friend is being reinforced on a(n):

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Behavior modifiers have begun to pay more attention to issues of race, gender, ethnicity, and sexual orientation because:

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Some self-control problems occur because of the influence of immediate small reinforcers for problem behaviors as compared to delayed stronger reinforcers for desirable behaviors.

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Which of the following is a basic operant research journal?

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If, in a given situation, an individual emits a previously reinforced response that is not followed by the usual reinforcing consequence, then that person:

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Punishment is an important antecedent control procedure.

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A screening or intake assessment is another name for a baseline phase.

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