Question 1

Match the following definitions with the terms below.
-___ The error of reification

Accepted Answer

A) The Use of experimental research to discover ways to use the basic principles of behavior to solve socially significant problems. 
B)  The use of no unnecessary concepts, principles, or assumptions. 
C) A set of skills. 
D) An erroneous view of human behavior that problem behavior is a mere symptom of an underlying psychological condition. 
E) The philosophy, that the subject matter of psychology is the study of the effects of environmental variables on behavior, largely through experimental analysis. 
F)The, manipulation of events and conditions to evaluate their effects.
G)If a dead man can do it, it probably isn’t behavior 
H)The use of experimental research to discover the effects of environmental variables on behavior, resulting in the basic principles of behavior.  
I)The philosophy that behaviorism should only deal with events that two or more scientists can observe.  
J)Applied, Behavioral, Analytic, Technological, Conceptually Systematic, Effective, General 
K)The study of the principles of behavior.  
L)A muscular, glandular, or neuro-electrical activity. 
M)To use of the basic and applied principles of behavior to solve socially significant problem. 
N)Knowledge comes from our senses.  
O)The philosophy that behaviorism can also consider many private events as behavior to which the principles of behavior apply.
P)To call an invented explanation a thing.   
Q)Research should have useful results.   
R)The source of cognitive skills or those cognitive skills themselves. 
S)The philosophy that the mind controls behavior
T)Characteristics of species, behavior and societies are selected by their consequences.  
U)The use of experimental research to discover ways to use the basic principles of behavior to solve socially significant problems.  
V)All events and all things have a cause. 
A) The Use of experimental research to discover ways to use the basic principles of behavior to solve socially significant problems. 
B)  The use of no unnecessary concepts, principles, or assumptions. 
C) A set of skills. 
D) An erroneous view of human behavior that problem behavior is a mere symptom of an underlying psychological condition. 
E) The philosophy, that the subject matter of psychology is the study of the effects of environmental variables on behavior, largely through experimental analysis. 
F)The, manipulation of events and conditions to evaluate their effects.
G)If a dead man can do it, it probably isn’t behavior 
H)The use of experimental research to discover the effects of environmental variables on behavior, resulting in the basic principles of behavior.  
I)The philosophy that behaviorism should only deal with events that two or more scientists can observe.  
J)Applied, Behavioral, Analytic, Technological, Conceptually Systematic, Effective, General 
K)The study of the principles of behavior.  
L)A muscular, glandular, or neuro-electrical activity. 
M)To use of the basic and applied principles of behavior to solve socially significant problem. 
N)Knowledge comes from our senses.  
O)The philosophy that behaviorism can also consider many private events as behavior to which the principles of behavior apply.
P)To call an invented explanation a thing.   
Q)Research should have useful results.   
R)The source of cognitive skills or those cognitive skills themselves. 
S)The philosophy that the mind controls behavior
T)Characteristics of species, behavior and societies are selected by their consequences.  
U)The use of experimental research to discover ways to use the basic principles of behavior to solve socially significant problems.  
V)All events and all things have a cause.

Question 2

Fill in the Blanks
-The Seven Dimensions of Applied Behavior Analysis
$\bullet$________________________
$\bullet$_______________________
$\bullet$_______________________
$\bullet$______________________
$\bullet$________________________
$\bullet$______________________
$\bullet$_____________________

Accepted Answer

The Seven Dimensions of Applied Behavior

Question 3

Fill in the Blanks
-Medical- model myth
$\bullet$An _______________ view of human behavior---
$\bullet$that problem behavior is a mere ______________________ of
$\bullet$an underlying ______________________ condition.

Accepted Answer

An oversimplified view of huma

Question 4

Fill in the Blanks
-Applied behavior analysis
$\bullet$The use of experimental research to ____________________
$\bullet$ways to use the ______________ ______________ __ ______________
$\bullet$to ________________ socially significant problems.

Accepted Answer

The use of experimental resear

Question 5

Fill in the Blanks
-Empiricism
$\bullet$Knowledge comes from our _____________________.

Accepted Answer

A: Knowledge comes f

Question 6

For each of the following, provide an example from the book or from your own life.
-Behavior

Accepted Answer

Sure, here are some examples of behavior

Question 7

Match the following definitions with the terms below.
-___ Repertoire

Accepted Answer

A) The Use of experimental research to discover ways to use the basic principles of behavior to solve socially significant problems. 
B)  The use of no unnecessary concepts, principles, or assumptions. 
C) A set of skills. 
D) An erroneous view of human behavior that problem behavior is a mere symptom of an underlying psychological condition. 
E) The philosophy, that the subject matter of psychology is the study of the effects of environmental variables on behavior, largely through experimental analysis. 
F)The, manipulation of events and conditions to evaluate their effects.
G)If a dead man can do it, it probably isn’t behavior 
H)The use of experimental research to discover the effects of environmental variables on behavior, resulting in the basic principles of behavior.  
I)The philosophy that behaviorism should only deal with events that two or more scientists can observe.  
J)Applied, Behavioral, Analytic, Technological, Conceptually Systematic, Effective, General 
K)The study of the principles of behavior.  
L)A muscular, glandular, or neuro-electrical activity. 
M)To use of the basic and applied principles of behavior to solve socially significant problem. 
N)Knowledge comes from our senses.  
O)The philosophy that behaviorism can also consider many private events as behavior to which the principles of behavior apply.
P)To call an invented explanation a thing.   
Q)Research should have useful results.   
R)The source of cognitive skills or those cognitive skills themselves. 
S)The philosophy that the mind controls behavior
T)Characteristics of species, behavior and societies are selected by their consequences.  
U)The use of experimental research to discover ways to use the basic principles of behavior to solve socially significant problems.  
V)All events and all things have a cause. 
A) The Use of experimental research to discover ways to use the basic principles of behavior to solve socially significant problems. 
B)  The use of no unnecessary concepts, principles, or assumptions. 
C) A set of skills. 
D) An erroneous view of human behavior that problem behavior is a mere symptom of an underlying psychological condition. 
E) The philosophy, that the subject matter of psychology is the study of the effects of environmental variables on behavior, largely through experimental analysis. 
F)The, manipulation of events and conditions to evaluate their effects.
G)If a dead man can do it, it probably isn’t behavior 
H)The use of experimental research to discover the effects of environmental variables on behavior, resulting in the basic principles of behavior.  
I)The philosophy that behaviorism should only deal with events that two or more scientists can observe.  
J)Applied, Behavioral, Analytic, Technological, Conceptually Systematic, Effective, General 
K)The study of the principles of behavior.  
L)A muscular, glandular, or neuro-electrical activity. 
M)To use of the basic and applied principles of behavior to solve socially significant problem. 
N)Knowledge comes from our senses.  
O)The philosophy that behaviorism can also consider many private events as behavior to which the principles of behavior apply.
P)To call an invented explanation a thing.   
Q)Research should have useful results.   
R)The source of cognitive skills or those cognitive skills themselves. 
S)The philosophy that the mind controls behavior
T)Characteristics of species, behavior and societies are selected by their consequences.  
U)The use of experimental research to discover ways to use the basic principles of behavior to solve socially significant problems.  
V)All events and all things have a cause.

Question 8

Why Is each dimension important for behavior analysis?

Accepted Answer

Each dimension of behavior analysis is i

Question 9

Match the following definitions with the terms below.
-___ Determinism

Accepted Answer

A) The Use of experimental research to discover ways to use the basic principles of behavior to solve socially significant problems. 
B)  The use of no unnecessary concepts, principles, or assumptions. 
C) A set of skills. 
D) An erroneous view of human behavior that problem behavior is a mere symptom of an underlying psychological condition. 
E) The philosophy, that the subject matter of psychology is the study of the effects of environmental variables on behavior, largely through experimental analysis. 
F)The, manipulation of events and conditions to evaluate their effects.
G)If a dead man can do it, it probably isn’t behavior 
H)The use of experimental research to discover the effects of environmental variables on behavior, resulting in the basic principles of behavior.  
I)The philosophy that behaviorism should only deal with events that two or more scientists can observe.  
J)Applied, Behavioral, Analytic, Technological, Conceptually Systematic, Effective, General 
K)The study of the principles of behavior.  
L)A muscular, glandular, or neuro-electrical activity. 
M)To use of the basic and applied principles of behavior to solve socially significant problem. 
N)Knowledge comes from our senses.  
O)The philosophy that behaviorism can also consider many private events as behavior to which the principles of behavior apply.
P)To call an invented explanation a thing.   
Q)Research should have useful results.   
R)The source of cognitive skills or those cognitive skills themselves. 
S)The philosophy that the mind controls behavior
T)Characteristics of species, behavior and societies are selected by their consequences.  
U)The use of experimental research to discover ways to use the basic principles of behavior to solve socially significant problems.  
V)All events and all things have a cause. 
A) The Use of experimental research to discover ways to use the basic principles of behavior to solve socially significant problems. 
B)  The use of no unnecessary concepts, principles, or assumptions. 
C) A set of skills. 
D) An erroneous view of human behavior that problem behavior is a mere symptom of an underlying psychological condition. 
E) The philosophy, that the subject matter of psychology is the study of the effects of environmental variables on behavior, largely through experimental analysis. 
F)The, manipulation of events and conditions to evaluate their effects.
G)If a dead man can do it, it probably isn’t behavior 
H)The use of experimental research to discover the effects of environmental variables on behavior, resulting in the basic principles of behavior.  
I)The philosophy that behaviorism should only deal with events that two or more scientists can observe.  
J)Applied, Behavioral, Analytic, Technological, Conceptually Systematic, Effective, General 
K)The study of the principles of behavior.  
L)A muscular, glandular, or neuro-electrical activity. 
M)To use of the basic and applied principles of behavior to solve socially significant problem. 
N)Knowledge comes from our senses.  
O)The philosophy that behaviorism can also consider many private events as behavior to which the principles of behavior apply.
P)To call an invented explanation a thing.   
Q)Research should have useful results.   
R)The source of cognitive skills or those cognitive skills themselves. 
S)The philosophy that the mind controls behavior
T)Characteristics of species, behavior and societies are selected by their consequences.  
U)The use of experimental research to discover ways to use the basic principles of behavior to solve socially significant problems.  
V)All events and all things have a cause.

Question 10

For each of the following, provide an example from the book or from your own life.
-The error of reification

Accepted Answer

The error of reification occurs when an

Question 11

For each of the following, provide an example from the book or from your own life.
-Mind

Accepted Answer

As an AI, I don't have access to your sp

Question 12

Define the following:
-Professional practice guided by the science of behavior analysis

Accepted Answer

Professional practice guided by the scie

Question 13

Define the following:
-Selectionism

Accepted Answer

Selectionism is a theoretical framework

Question 14

Define the following:
-The medical- model myth

Accepted Answer

The "medical model myth" refers to a com

Question 15

Fill in the empty boxes for
-Diagram an example of circular reasoning.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Fill in the empty boxes for
-Diagram an...

Question 16

A professor once complained, My grad assistant is passive-aggressive.
I asked Why do you say that.
The professor replied, Well, he agrees to do tasks I ask him to do. But then he doesn't do them. He's passively aggressing against me because he doesn't like me.
This is an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  The error of reification 
B)  Radical behaviorism 
C)  The medical-model myth 
D)  Selectionism 
E)  Pragmatism 
A)  The error of reification 
B)  Radical behaviorism 
C)  The medical-model myth 
D)  Selectionism 
E)  Pragmatism

Question 17

Suppose you did an experiment to see if giving a reinforcer immediately after your dog rolls over would increase the frequency of her rolling over. This is an example of ____

Accepted Answer

A)  Parsimony 
B)  Correlation 
C)  Surveyism 
D)  Experimentation 
E)  Selectionism 
A)  Parsimony 
B)  Correlation 
C)  Surveyism 
D)  Experimentation 
E)  Selectionism

Question 18

Which of the following is the best example of ontogenetic selection?

Accepted Answer

A)  Female giraffes choosing mates based on neck length. 
B)  All members in a religious group abstaining from intercourse for religious reasons. 
C)  A child's learning to walk. 
D)  Human beings evolving to the point where they no longer have tails. 
A)  Female giraffes choosing mates based on neck length. 
B)  All members in a religious group abstaining from intercourse for religious reasons. 
C)  A child's learning to walk. 
D)  Human beings evolving to the point where they no longer have tails.

Question 19

Define the following:
-Applied behavior analysis.

Accepted Answer

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a sci

Question 20

Fill in the Blanks
-Radical Behaviorism
$\bullet$The philosophy that ______________________
$\bullet$can also consider many _____________________ events as behavior.
$\bullet$to which that ___________________ of behavior apply.

Accepted Answer

The philosophy that all forms of human b

Exam 5: The Philosophy Supporting Behavior Analysis

Match the following definitions with the terms below. -___ The error of reification

Fill in the Blanks -Medical- model myth ∙\bullet∙ An _______________ view of human behavior--- ∙\bullet∙ that problem behavior is a mere ______________________ of ∙\bullet∙ an underlying ______________________ condition.

Fill in the Blanks -Applied behavior analysis ∙\bullet∙ The use of experimental research to ____________________ ∙\bullet∙ ways to use the ______________ ______________ __ ______________ ∙\bullet∙ to ________________ socially significant problems.

Fill in the Blanks -Empiricism ∙\bullet∙ Knowledge comes from our _____________________.

For each of the following, provide an example from the book or from your own life. -Behavior

Match the following definitions with the terms below. -___ Repertoire

Why Is each dimension important for behavior analysis?

Match the following definitions with the terms below. -___ Determinism

For each of the following, provide an example from the book or from your own life. -The error of reification

For each of the following, provide an example from the book or from your own life. -Mind

Define the following: -Professional practice guided by the science of behavior analysis

Define the following: -Selectionism

Define the following: -The medical- model myth

Fill in the empty boxes for -Diagram an example of circular reasoning.

A professor once complained, My grad assistant is passive-aggressive. I asked Why do you say that. The professor replied, Well, he agrees to do tasks I ask him to do. But then he doesn't do them. He's passively aggressing against me because he doesn't like me. This is an example of

Suppose you did an experiment to see if giving a reinforcer immediately after your dog rolls over would increase the frequency of her rolling over. This is an example of ____

Which of the following is the best example of ontogenetic selection?

Define the following: -Applied behavior analysis.

Fill in the Blanks -Radical Behaviorism ∙\bullet∙ The philosophy that ______________________ ∙\bullet∙ can also consider many _____________________ events as behavior. ∙\bullet∙ to which that ___________________ of behavior apply.

Respondent Conditioning

Operant Conditioning for Dummies Part I

Operant Conditioning for Dummies Part II

Research Methods

Positive Reinforcement

Negative Reinforcement

Positive Punishment

Negative Punishment

Extinction and Recovery

Differential Reinforcement and Differential Punishment

Unconditioned and Conditioned Reinforcers and Punishers

Motivating Operations

Basic Stimulus Control

Complex Stimulus Control

Imitation

Avoidance

Shaping

Behavioral Chains

Ratio Schedules

Time-Based Schedules

Concurrent Contingences

Maintenance and Transfer

Verbal Behavior

Rule-Governed Behavior: Concepts and Applications

Rule-Governed Behavior: Theory

Filters

Fill in the Blanks -Medical- model myth $\bullet$ An _ view of human behavior--- $\bullet$ that problem behavior is a mere of $\bullet$ an underlying __________ condition.

Fill in the Blanks -Applied behavior analysis $\bullet$ The use of experimental research to ____ $\bullet$ ways to use the $\bullet$ to socially significant problems.

Fill in the Blanks -Empiricism $\bullet$ Knowledge comes from our _____________________.

Fill in the Blanks -Radical Behaviorism $\bullet$ The philosophy that ____________ $\bullet$ can also consider many _ events as behavior. $\bullet$ to which that _________ of behavior apply.