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Which of these is similar to Thorndike's Law of Effect?
Which of these is similar to Thorndike's Law of Effect?
- For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction
- Behaviour has consequences; these shape future behaviours (correct)
- Associating two stimuli that elicit a reflexive response
- Never eat yellow snow
What does operant (instrumental) conditioning involve?
What does operant (instrumental) conditioning involve?
- Pairing an unconditioned stimulus with a neutral stimulus
- Choosing the correct response
- Increasing desired responses with rewards (correct)
- All of the above
Gem is given a doggy treat each time she comes when called. This is an example of:
Gem is given a doggy treat each time she comes when called. This is an example of:
- Positive reinforcement (correct)
- Negative Reinforcement
- Positive Punishment
- Negative Punishment
Each time Celia plays the Backstreet Boys, Dr Alsop leaves the room. From Dr Alsop's perspective, "leaving the room" is being:
Each time Celia plays the Backstreet Boys, Dr Alsop leaves the room. From Dr Alsop's perspective, "leaving the room" is being:
Celia no longer lights the fire because she burnt herself once trying to light it. This is:
Celia no longer lights the fire because she burnt herself once trying to light it. This is:
Celia's Kids are fighting. Celia takes their devices away from them for the rest of the day. This is:
Celia's Kids are fighting. Celia takes their devices away from them for the rest of the day. This is:
What is Extinction?
What is Extinction?
In a VR30 Schedule, behaviour is reinforced:
In a VR30 Schedule, behaviour is reinforced:
In a VI30 sec schedule, behaviour is reinforced:
In a VI30 sec schedule, behaviour is reinforced:
At the traffic lights, green = go, red = stop, orange = slow down. This is an example of:
At the traffic lights, green = go, red = stop, orange = slow down. This is an example of:
The three basic characteristics of science, as outlined by Cooper, Heron, & Heward (2007) are:
The three basic characteristics of science, as outlined by Cooper, Heron, & Heward (2007) are:
The idea that "the simplest explanation is often the best" is known as:
The idea that "the simplest explanation is often the best" is known as:
Determinism can be defined as:
Determinism can be defined as:
Philosophic doubt can be defined as:
Philosophic doubt can be defined as:
Who was the "Father of Behaviourism"?
Who was the "Father of Behaviourism"?
EAB is an acronym that stands for
EAB is an acronym that stands for
Which of these is NOT one of Baer, Wolf and Risley's dimensions of ABA?
Which of these is NOT one of Baer, Wolf and Risley's dimensions of ABA?
Which dimension of ABA refers to the need for procedures to be described in enough detail?
Which dimension of ABA refers to the need for procedures to be described in enough detail?
When behaviour occurs outside of a treatment setting without intervention, this is known as:
When behaviour occurs outside of a treatment setting without intervention, this is known as:
Which is these is Celia's favourite boyband from the 90's?
Which is these is Celia's favourite boyband from the 90's?
