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Is operant behavior determined by the history of learning consequences, or by reflexes that we were naturally born with?
Is operant behavior determined by the history of learning consequences, or by reflexes that we were naturally born with?
- Operant behavior is only determined by reflexes we are born with.
- Operant behavior is determined and maintained by its history of consequences. (correct)
- Operant behavior is influenced by both learning consequences and reflexes.
- Operant behavior is not influenced by either learning or reflexes.
Is operant behavior based on the topography or the function of the behavior?
Is operant behavior based on the topography or the function of the behavior?
- It is based on the topography of the behavior.
- It is based on the function of the behavior. (correct)
- It is based on both topography and function.
- It is not related to either topography or function.
Is operant behavior elicited or emitted?
Is operant behavior elicited or emitted?
- Elicited
- Emitted and evoked (correct)
- Both Elicited and Emitted
- Neither Elicited nor Emitted
Ontogenic behaviors are learned behaviors that come from our interaction with what?
Ontogenic behaviors are learned behaviors that come from our interaction with what?
Does adaptation occur with respondent conditioning or with operant behavior?
Does adaptation occur with respondent conditioning or with operant behavior?
Is operant behavior a product of operant conditioning?
Is operant behavior a product of operant conditioning?
What is the best definition for operant conditioning?
What is the best definition for operant conditioning?
What is another name for Operant behavior or conditioning?
What is another name for Operant behavior or conditioning?
When operant conditioning occurs automatically, meaning the behavior is modified by consequences even if a person is not aware of the contingency, what is this phenomenon called?
When operant conditioning occurs automatically, meaning the behavior is modified by consequences even if a person is not aware of the contingency, what is this phenomenon called?
What are the 3 Principles of Behavior?
What are the 3 Principles of Behavior?
All ABA strategies are derived from these 3 principles of behavior: reinforcement, punishment, and extinction. Which term in the 7 dimensions of ABA states this?
All ABA strategies are derived from these 3 principles of behavior: reinforcement, punishment, and extinction. Which term in the 7 dimensions of ABA states this?
Can respondent and operant behaviors occur simultaneously?
Can respondent and operant behaviors occur simultaneously?
A stimulus change that occurs after a behavior called?
A stimulus change that occurs after a behavior called?
Do consequences affect past behavior or only future behaviors?
Do consequences affect past behavior or only future behaviors?
Do consequences select response classes or individual behaviors?
Do consequences select response classes or individual behaviors?
What is the number one principle and major part of most behavior change procedures?
What is the number one principle and major part of most behavior change procedures?
What is a stimulus change following a behavior that results in that behavior occurring more often called?
What is a stimulus change following a behavior that results in that behavior occurring more often called?
Reinforcement can be an ____ or a/n ______.
Reinforcement can be an ____ or a/n ______.
