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Which of the following is an example of an automatic behavior-consequence relationship?
Which of the following is an example of an automatic behavior-consequence relationship?
- Child throws paper and homework is removed
- Child starts crying and parent ends call to attend (correct)
- Child helps parent fold clothes and receives praise
- Child shouts out answer and receives praise
What type of behavior-consequence relationship is exemplified by the scenario 'Asked to share toy, gives toy away, receives praise'?
What type of behavior-consequence relationship is exemplified by the scenario 'Asked to share toy, gives toy away, receives praise'?
- Tangible
- Attention (correct)
- Automatic
- Escape
Which of the following is an example of an escape behavior-consequence relationship?
Which of the following is an example of an escape behavior-consequence relationship?
- Child throws paper and homework is removed (correct)
- Child helps parent fold clothes and receives praise
- Child shouts out answer and receives praise
- Child starts crying and parent ends call to attend
What type of maintaining variable is present in the scenario 'Sees a toy in store, asks parent for toy, parent buys toy'?
What type of maintaining variable is present in the scenario 'Sees a toy in store, asks parent for toy, parent buys toy'?
Study Notes
Behavior-Consequence Relationships
- An automatic behavior-consequence relationship is exemplified by an intrinsic connection between the behavior and its consequence, without external influence.
- In the scenario 'Asked to share toy, gives toy away, receives praise', the behavior-consequence relationship is a social one, as the consequence (praise) is provided by someone else.
- An escape behavior-consequence relationship is exemplified by avoiding an unpleasant stimulus or situation as a consequence of the behavior, such as escaping a noisy environment.
- In the scenario 'Sees a toy in store, asks parent for toy, parent buys toy', the maintaining variable is a social reinforcer, as the parent's action (buying the toy) is the consequence that maintains the behavior (asking for the toy).
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Quiz on Antecedent-Behavior-Consequence (ABC) Analysis Test your knowledge on Antecedent-Behavior-Consequence (ABC) analysis with this quiz. Identify the maintaining variables and outcomes for different scenarios involving teacher-student interactions, homework, music, sharing toys, hunger, and more. Enhance your understanding of the ABC model and its applications.
