Exam 5: A: Extinction
Exam 1: Introduction to Behavior Modification10 Questions
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Exam 2: Observing and Recording Behavior9 Questions
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Exam 4: Reinforcement6 Questions
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Exam 23: Behavioral Contracts8 Questions
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Which of the following factors does NOT influence the extinction process?
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In an extinction burst,the behavior temporarily increases before it decreases.
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During an extinction burst,novel behaviors or emotional behaviors may occur.
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During ___________,the unreinforced behavior can increase in frequency,duration,or intensity
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In comparison to a behavior that has been continuously reinforced,a behavior that has been intermittently reinforced will _____________ when reinforcement is stopped
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In extinction of a behavior that was positively reinforced,the _____________________ is no longer delivered following the behavior.
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Greg shakes the apple tree to get an apple to fall for him to eat.Now when he shakes the tree,no apples fall so he runs into the tree with his shoulder to get an apple to fall.Running into the tree with his shoulder is an example of:
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Extinction works following positive reinforcement,but does not work following negative reinforcement.
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When the behavior occurs,the reinforcer is no longer delivered.This is a definition of extinction of:
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Randy stopped putting money into a candy machine because he stopped getting candy out.After a couple months Randy put money into the candy machine again,but when no candy came out,he stopped putting money in.Randy's behavior of putting money into the candy machine after a couple months is an example of:
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When a behavior is no longer reinforced,the behavior _______________________ in the future.
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When extinction is used following intermittent reinforcement,the behavior will be more resistant to extinction.
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In extinction,the __________________ is eliminated following the occurrence of the behavior.
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___________________________ is the name of the phenomenon that happens when the behavior occurs again in the future after it had been eliminated with extinction.
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Robert dances in the end zone whenever he scores a touchdown,because the fans give him a standing ovation for doing so.When the fans no longer give him a standing ovation for his dancing,Robert stops dancing in the end zone.This is an example of:
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When the behavior occurs,the aversive stimulus is no longer removed.This is a definition of extinction of:
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Extinction of a positively reinforced behavior involves removal of the _________ following the behavior:
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