A) Refers to the tendency for a person with anorexia to use exercise as a way to maintain low weight B) Is a medical term for persons who refuse to exercise enough to maintain their physical health C) Is a problem among men with body and weight issues, but is not typically observed in females D) Refers to the observation that as physical activity increases, food intake decreases A) Refers to the tendency for a person with anorexia to use exercise as a way to maintain low weight B) Is a medical term for persons who refuse to exercise enough to maintain their physical health C) Is a problem among men with body and weight issues, but is not typically observed in females D) Refers to the observation that as physical activity increases, food intake decreases

Exam 7: Operantrespondent Interrelationships: the Biological Context of Conditioning

Which of the following statements is most consistent with the view of adjunctive behavior in humans expressed by the authors of the textbook?

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Question 21

During the time between food reinforcers rats engage in:

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Question 22

A report in Science showed that smokers with strokes involving damage to the _______________ lost their craving for cigarettes.

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Question 23

Timberlake's solution to the finding that chicks would "snuggle" a key light that is correlated with the activation of a heat lamp was that:

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Question 24

Pierce, Epling, and colleagues found that the reinforcing value of food:

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Question 25

Activity anorexia:

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Question 26

In taste aversion studies that condition both quails and rats to being sick after drinking salty blue water, researchers have found that following recovery when the animals are given the option for either salty water or normal water colored blue:

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Question 27

The procedure of ______ produces respondent behavior that can then be reinforced as operant behavior.

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Question 28

What is the relationship between adjunctive behavior and level of deprivation?

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Question 29

A large body of research examines schedule-induced polydipsia as a form of adjunctive behavior. Which of the following sentences best describes the current state of this research?

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Question 30

Pierce, Epling, and their colleagues found that the reinforcing value of wheel running:

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Question 31

Falk (1977) suggested that the adaptive function of adjunctive behavior may be to:

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Question 32

When considering adjunctive behaviors, there is _____ in adjunctive behaviors when the time between reinforcement increases.

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Question 33

What did Lett and Grant (1996) suggest in terms of activity anorexia?

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Question 34

During omission training pigeons produce _ pecks to the illuminated key and during autoshaping pigeons produce _ pecks to the illuminated key.

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Question 35

Biofeedback, such as that involved in brain-computer interfaces for persons with missing limbs, are of particular interest to understanding behavior because:

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Question 36

What does the evidence suggest about the operant conditioning of reflexive behavior?

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Question 37

Neuroscience studies of autoshaping have found that the NAc (nucleus accumbens) appears to be directly involved in:

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In terms of operant contingencies and the intrusion of reflexive behavior:

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Question 39

According to Falk (1977), schedule-induced or adjunctive behavior occurs in situations that are generally positive for the organism but:

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Which of the following statements is most consistent with the view of adjunctive behavior in humans expressed by the authors of the textbook?

During the time between food reinforcers rats engage in:

A report in Science showed that smokers with strokes involving damage to the _______________ lost their craving for cigarettes.

Timberlake's solution to the finding that chicks would "snuggle" a key light that is correlated with the activation of a heat lamp was that:

Pierce, Epling, and colleagues found that the reinforcing value of food:

Activity anorexia:

In taste aversion studies that condition both quails and rats to being sick after drinking salty blue water, researchers have found that following recovery when the animals are given the option for either salty water or normal water colored blue:

The procedure of ______ produces respondent behavior that can then be reinforced as operant behavior.

What is the relationship between adjunctive behavior and level of deprivation?

A large body of research examines schedule-induced polydipsia as a form of adjunctive behavior. Which of the following sentences best describes the current state of this research?

Pierce, Epling, and their colleagues found that the reinforcing value of wheel running:

Falk (1977) suggested that the adaptive function of adjunctive behavior may be to:

When considering adjunctive behaviors, there is _____ in adjunctive behaviors when the time between reinforcement increases.

What did Lett and Grant (1996) suggest in terms of activity anorexia?

During omission training pigeons produce _ pecks to the illuminated key and during autoshaping pigeons produce _ pecks to the illuminated key.

Biofeedback, such as that involved in brain-computer interfaces for persons with missing limbs, are of particular interest to understanding behavior because:

What does the evidence suggest about the operant conditioning of reflexive behavior?

Neuroscience studies of autoshaping have found that the NAc (nucleus accumbens) appears to be directly involved in:

In terms of operant contingencies and the intrusion of reflexive behavior:

According to Falk (1977), schedule-induced or adjunctive behavior occurs in situations that are generally positive for the organism but:

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The Experimental Analysis of Behavior

Reflexive Behavior and Respondent Conditioning

Reinforcement and Extinction of Operant Behavior

Schedules of Reinforcement

Aversive Control of Behavior

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Choice and Preference

Conditioned Reinforcement

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Exam 7: Operantrespondent Interrelationships: the Biological Context of Conditioning

Which of the following statements is most consistent with the view of adjunctive behavior in humans expressed by the authors of the textbook?

During the time between food reinforcers rats engage in:

A report in Science showed that smokers with strokes involving damage to the _______________ lost their craving for cigarettes.

Timberlake's solution to the finding that chicks would "snuggle" a key light that is correlated with the activation of a heat lamp was that:

Pierce, Epling, and colleagues found that the reinforcing value of food:

Activity anorexia:

In taste aversion studies that condition both quails and rats to being sick after drinking salty blue water, researchers have found that following recovery when the animals are given the option for either salty water or normal water colored blue:

The procedure of ______ produces respondent behavior that can then be reinforced as operant behavior.

What is the relationship between adjunctive behavior and level of deprivation?

A large body of research examines schedule-induced polydipsia as a form of adjunctive behavior. Which of the following sentences best describes the current state of this research?

Pierce, Epling, and their colleagues found that the reinforcing value of wheel running:

Falk (1977) suggested that the adaptive function of adjunctive behavior may be to:

When considering adjunctive behaviors, there is _____ in adjunctive behaviors when the time between reinforcement increases.

What did Lett and Grant (1996) suggest in terms of activity anorexia?

During omission training pigeons produce _____ pecks to the illuminated key and during autoshaping pigeons produce _____ pecks to the illuminated key.

Biofeedback, such as that involved in brain-computer interfaces for persons with missing limbs, are of particular interest to understanding behavior because:

What does the evidence suggest about the operant conditioning of reflexive behavior?

Neuroscience studies of autoshaping have found that the NAc (nucleus accumbens) appears to be directly involved in:

In terms of operant contingencies and the intrusion of reflexive behavior:

According to Falk (1977), schedule-induced or adjunctive behavior occurs in situations that are generally positive for the organism but:

A Science of Behavior: Perspective, History, and Assumptions

The Experimental Analysis of Behavior

Reflexive Behavior and Respondent Conditioning

Reinforcement and Extinction of Operant Behavior

Schedules of Reinforcement

Aversive Control of Behavior

Stimulus Control

Choice and Preference

Conditioned Reinforcement

Correspondence Relations: Imitation and Rule-Governed Behavior

Verbal Behavior

Applied Behavior Analysis

Three Levels of Selection: Biology, Behavior, and Culture

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During omission training pigeons produce _ pecks to the illuminated key and during autoshaping pigeons produce _ pecks to the illuminated key.