Exam 9: A: Shaping
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______________ and _______________ are the two behavioral principles involved in shaping.
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Which of the following is (are)involved in the process of learning language?
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Shaping is a behavioral procedure in which ______________ of a target behavior are ______________ until the person eventually engages in the target behavior.
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What is the first thing that should be done before implementing shaping?
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______________ reinforcers are used during shaping because they enable rapid delivery of the reinforcer and prevent satiation from occurring.
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In which of the following situations would it be appropriate to use shaping?
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What dimension of the target behavior would you be shaping if you used shaping to get a person to talk louder _________________________?
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_________________________,or shaping steps,are behaviors that are closer and closer to the target behavior.
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Conditioned reinforcers are useful when using shaping because they:
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Shaping can be used to develop a behavior,reinstate a(n)______________ behavior or change some dimension of a(n)______________ behavior.
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If the individual already engages in the target behavior at least occasionally,shaping is the best procedure to use.
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Shaping involves reinforcement of a closer approximation and extinction of a previous approximation of a target behavior.
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Shaping is a procedure that can help a person engage in a new behavior.
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People are often well aware of how shaping can develop problem behaviors.
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