Question 1

Fading refers to the gradual change of the stimulus controlling a response such that the response eventually occurs for a partially or completely changed stimulus.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Explain the similarities and differences between a Type I and a Type II punishment (application of contingent stimulation punishment versus contingent withdrawal of a positive reinforcer punishment).

Accepted Answer

Type I and Type II punishments are both

Question 3

Forgetting refers to:

Accepted Answer

A)  allowing a response to occur but withholding reinforcement 
B)  the passage of time preventing the response from occurring 
C)  the average frequency of behavior 
D)  punishing a behavior until it no longer occurs 
A)  allowing a response to occur but withholding reinforcement 
B)  the passage of time preventing the response from occurring 
C)  the average frequency of behavior 
D)  punishing a behavior until it no longer occurs

Question 4

In backward chaining, the terminal response in the chain is conditioned first.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Fading refers to the gradual change of the stimulus controlling a response such that the response eventually occurs for a partially or completely changed stimulus.

Explain the similarities and differences between a Type I and a Type II punishment (application of contingent stimulation punishment versus contingent withdrawal of a positive reinforcer punishment).

Forgetting refers to:

In backward chaining, the terminal response in the chain is conditioned first.

Introduction to Behavior Management

Impediments to Managing Behavior

Theories of Behavior

Counting and Recording Behavior

Graphing Behavior

Functional Assessment of Behavior Problems

Preventative Approaches

Reinforcement Techniques for Increasing Behavior

Differential Reinforcement for Decreasing Behavior

Punishment

Teaching Self-Management

Cognitive-Behavior Modification

Promoting Generalization Glossary -Index

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Exam 4: Basic Principles of Behavior

Fading refers to the gradual change of the stimulus controlling a response such that the response eventually occurs for a partially or completely changed stimulus.

Explain the similarities and differences between a Type I and a Type II punishment (application of contingent stimulation punishment versus contingent withdrawal of a positive reinforcer punishment).

Forgetting refers to:

In backward chaining, the terminal response in the chain is conditioned first.

Introduction to Behavior Management

Impediments to Managing Behavior

Theories of Behavior

Counting and Recording Behavior

Graphing Behavior

Functional Assessment of Behavior Problems

Preventative Approaches

Reinforcement Techniques for Increasing Behavior

Differential Reinforcement for Decreasing Behavior

Punishment

Teaching Self-Management

Cognitive-Behavior Modification

Promoting Generalization Glossary -Index

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