Exam 10: Extinction and Recovery

What was the procedure used to eliminate the psychiatric resident's behavior of walking into the nurse's station?

Fill in the Blank -Informed consent $\bullet$ Consent to intervene $\bullet$ in a way $\bullet$ that is experimental or ______________________________________. $\bullet$ The _______________ or guardian $\bullet$ is _______________________________________ of the risks and benefits $\bullet$ and of the right to _______________________________ the intervention.

When Dawn and Sid first started ignoring Rod's crying, his crying increased rather than decreased. What is the phenomenon

Describe a functional analysis that led to an intervention to stop an autistic child's running away.

Now, diagram the extinction contingency that should reduce Bob's aggression (Carr, Newson, & Blinkoff). Circle the correct letters in the boxes below. For this question, you can use an answer more than once.

In dealing with emotional problems, such as Eric's classroom tantrums, Mae found that it was necessary to supplement extinction with mild punishment.

Judy's self-injury to her face, teeth, and hand was so severe that when Mike Dorsey tried to use a mild fine-mist water spray to Judy's face every time she self-injured, he failed. The misty spray did not effectively punish the self-injury.

Define the following concepts: -Extinction

Bob was a good example of extinction failing to get rid of severe aggression; it didn't cool out Bob. The only thing that really worked was heavy-duty drugs like the major tranquilizers Thorazine, Stelazine, and Mellaril.

Match the following definitions with the terms below. -Recovery from punishment