Question 1

What are the two possible functions served by the competing response?​

Accepted Answer

The use of the competing response then s

Question 2

Which type of habit behavior is NOT related to heightened muscle tension?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​stuttering 
B)  ​motor tics 
C)  ​nervous habits 
D)  ​none of these 
A)  ​stuttering 
B)  ​motor tics 
C)  ​nervous habits 
D)  ​none of these

Question 3

Stuttering may involve ________________,____________________,and ________________ words or syllables.​

Accepted Answer

repeating,

Question 4

A tic disorder that is characterized by multiple motor tics and at least one vocal tic is referred to as:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​a multiple-component disorder 
B)  ​a parallel disorder 
C)  ​Tourette's disorder 
D)  ​multiple tic disorder 
A)  ​a multiple-component disorder 
B)  ​a parallel disorder 
C)  ​Tourette's disorder 
D)  ​multiple tic disorder

Question 5

Nervous habits typically serve a social function for the individual.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The components of ____________ and ____________ are most responsible for the success of habit reversal procedures in decreasing habit behaviors.​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​awareness training ;competing response training 
B)  ​awareness training ;motivational strategies 
C)  ​social support ;motivational strategies 
D)  ​competing response training ;social support 
A)  ​awareness training ;competing response training 
B)  ​awareness training ;motivational strategies 
C)  ​social support ;motivational strategies 
D)  ​competing response training ;social support

Question 7

Habit disorders are ________________ behaviors.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of Habit disorders are ________________ behaviors.​...

Question 8

Motor tics can develop out of an injury to a particular muscle.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

How does the therapist increase the likelihood that the client will use the competing response to control the habit outside of treatment sessions?​

Accepted Answer

The therapist reviews with the client al

Question 10

Prolonging the sound of a syllable or word while speaking is an example of:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​a vocal tic 
B)  ​a vocal habit 
C)  ​stuttering 
D)  ​a competing response that is used for treating a vocal tic 
A)  ​a vocal tic 
B)  ​a vocal habit 
C)  ​stuttering 
D)  ​a competing response that is used for treating a vocal tic

Question 11

Sam engages in repetitive throat-clearing behavior even though he does not have a cold or any problem with his throat.Sam's behavior of repetitive throat-clearing is an example of a:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​nervous habit 
B)  ​vocal tic 
C)  ​motor tic 
D)  ​stuttering 
A)  ​nervous habit 
B)  ​vocal tic 
C)  ​motor tic 
D)  ​stuttering

Question 12

The competing response in the habit reversal procedure for stuttering is called ________________.​

Accepted Answer

regulated

Question 13

An example of a nervous habit is ________________.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of An example of a nervous habit is...

Question 14

A nervous habit most often involves:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​oral behavior 
B)  ​twisting of the neck 
C)  ​use of the hands 
D)  ​facial grimacing 
A)  ​oral behavior 
B)  ​twisting of the neck 
C)  ​use of the hands 
D)  ​facial grimacing

Question 15

Habit reversal training sessions are used to teach an individual to:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​ignore each instance of the habit behavior 
B)  ​use a competing response when the habit behavior occurs 
C)  ​implement antecedent manipulations 
D)  ​develop alternative habit behaviors 
A)  ​ignore each instance of the habit behavior 
B)  ​use a competing response when the habit behavior occurs 
C)  ​implement antecedent manipulations 
D)  ​develop alternative habit behaviors

Question 16

For whom is habit reversal least likely to be effective?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​older adults 
B)  ​young children 
C)  ​individuals with motor tics 
D)  ​A and B 
A)  ​older adults 
B)  ​young children 
C)  ​individuals with motor tics 
D)  ​A and B

Question 17

What function does a competing response serve when habit behaviors involve nervous habits and muscle tics?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​the habit behavior is inhibited 
B)  ​an alternative behavior is provided to replace the habit 
C)  ​a punisher is presented when the habit occurs 
D)  ​all of these 
A)  ​the habit behavior is inhibited 
B)  ​an alternative behavior is provided to replace the habit 
C)  ​a punisher is presented when the habit occurs 
D)  ​all of these

Exam 21: A: Habit Reversal Procedures

What are the two possible functions served by the competing response?​

Which type of habit behavior is NOT related to heightened muscle tension?​

Stuttering may involve ________________,____________________,and ________________ words or syllables.​

A tic disorder that is characterized by multiple motor tics and at least one vocal tic is referred to as:​

Nervous habits typically serve a social function for the individual.​

The components of ____________ and ____________ are most responsible for the success of habit reversal procedures in decreasing habit behaviors.​

Habit disorders are ________________ behaviors.​

Motor tics can develop out of an injury to a particular muscle.​

How does the therapist increase the likelihood that the client will use the competing response to control the habit outside of treatment sessions?​

Prolonging the sound of a syllable or word while speaking is an example of:​

Sam engages in repetitive throat-clearing behavior even though he does not have a cold or any problem with his throat.Sam's behavior of repetitive throat-clearing is an example of a:​

The competing response in the habit reversal procedure for stuttering is called ________________.​

An example of a nervous habit is ________________.​

A nervous habit most often involves:​

Habit reversal training sessions are used to teach an individual to:​

For whom is habit reversal least likely to be effective?​

What function does a competing response serve when habit behaviors involve nervous habits and muscle tics?​

Introduction to Behavior Modification

A: Introduction to Behavior Modification

Observing and Recording Behavior

A: Observing and Recording Behavior

Graphing Behavior and Measuring Change

A: Graphing Behavior and Measuring Change

Reinforcement

A: Reinforcement

Extinction

A: Extinction

Punishment

A: Punishment

Stimulus Control: Discrimination and Generalization

A: Stimulus Control: Discrimination and Generalization

Respondent Conditioning

A: Respondent Conditioning

Shaping

A: Shaping

Prompting and Transfer of Stimulus Control

A: Prompting and Transfer of Stimulus Control

Chaining

A: Chaining

Behavioral Skills Training Procedures

A: Behavioral Skills Training Procedures

Understanding Problem Behaviors Through Functioning Assessments

A: Understanding Problem Behaviors Through Functioning Assessments

Applying Extinction

A: Applying Extinction

Differential Reinforcement

A: Differential Reinforcement

Antecedent Control Procedures

A: Antecedent Control Procedures

Using Punishment: Time-Out and Response Cost

A: Using Punishment: Time-Out and Response Cost

Positive Punishment Procedures and the Ethics of Punishment

A: Positive Punishment Procedures and the Ethics of Punishment

Promoting Generalization

A: Promoting Generalization

Self-Management

A: Self-Management

Habit Reversal Procedures

The Token Economy

A: The Token Economy

Behavioral Contracts

A: Behavioral Contracts

Fear and Anxiety Reduction Procedures

A: Fear and Anxiety Reduction Procedures

Cognitive Behavior Modifications

A: Cognitive Behavior Modifications

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What are the two possible functions served by the competing response?

Which type of habit behavior is NOT related to heightened muscle tension?

Stuttering may involve ,,and words or syllables.

A tic disorder that is characterized by multiple motor tics and at least one vocal tic is referred to as:

Nervous habits typically serve a social function for the individual.

The components of and are most responsible for the success of habit reversal procedures in decreasing habit behaviors.

Habit disorders are ________________ behaviors.

Motor tics can develop out of an injury to a particular muscle.

How does the therapist increase the likelihood that the client will use the competing response to control the habit outside of treatment sessions?

Prolonging the sound of a syllable or word while speaking is an example of:

Sam engages in repetitive throat-clearing behavior even though he does not have a cold or any problem with his throat.Sam's behavior of repetitive throat-clearing is an example of a:

The competing response in the habit reversal procedure for stuttering is called ________________.

An example of a nervous habit is ________________.

A nervous habit most often involves:

Habit reversal training sessions are used to teach an individual to:

For whom is habit reversal least likely to be effective?

What function does a competing response serve when habit behaviors involve nervous habits and muscle tics?