BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION 12TH EDITION
GARRY MARTIN JOSEPH PEAR TEST BANK
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ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ Fear Hierarchy. Answer: A list of fear eliciting events arranges from
the least to the most fear eliciting.
⩥ Rule. Answer: A verbal stimulus describing a three term contingency
⩥ Unconditioned reflex. Answer: A stimulus response relationship in
which a stimulus automatically elicits a response apart from any prior
learning
⩥ Counterconditioning. Answer: Conditioning a response that is
incompatible with a conditioned response.
⩥ Informed Consent. Answer: An individual agrees to participate in an
experiment to test a treatment program after the treatment to be used and
its potential consequences are explained.
⩥ Cognitive behavior modification. Answer: Focuses mainly on
changing overt behavior by modifying covert behavior.
, ⩥ Behavioral rehearsal. Answer: Engaging in particular behaviors in a
practice setting.
⩥ Rational -emotive behavior therapy (REBT). Answer: Combines
challenging the clients debilitating irrational beliefs and behavioral
homework assignments.
⩥ Behavioral assessment. Answer: The collection and analysis of data in
order to identify and describe target behaviors, possible causes of the
behavior, guide and evaluate treatment.
⩥ Behavioral Contract. Answer: Provides a clear description of what
behaviors of which individuals will produce what consequences and who
will deliver those consequences.
⩥ Echoic. Answer: A vocal response that has a point-to-point
correspondence with an antecedent vocal stimulus.
⩥ Flooding. Answer: A method for extinguishing fear by exposure to the
feared stimulus intensely for an extended period.
⩥ Tact. Answer: A verbal response that is under the control of a
nonverbal antecedent stimulus.
GARRY MARTIN JOSEPH PEAR TEST BANK
CERTIFICATION SCRIPT 2026 VERIFIED
ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ Fear Hierarchy. Answer: A list of fear eliciting events arranges from
the least to the most fear eliciting.
⩥ Rule. Answer: A verbal stimulus describing a three term contingency
⩥ Unconditioned reflex. Answer: A stimulus response relationship in
which a stimulus automatically elicits a response apart from any prior
learning
⩥ Counterconditioning. Answer: Conditioning a response that is
incompatible with a conditioned response.
⩥ Informed Consent. Answer: An individual agrees to participate in an
experiment to test a treatment program after the treatment to be used and
its potential consequences are explained.
⩥ Cognitive behavior modification. Answer: Focuses mainly on
changing overt behavior by modifying covert behavior.
, ⩥ Behavioral rehearsal. Answer: Engaging in particular behaviors in a
practice setting.
⩥ Rational -emotive behavior therapy (REBT). Answer: Combines
challenging the clients debilitating irrational beliefs and behavioral
homework assignments.
⩥ Behavioral assessment. Answer: The collection and analysis of data in
order to identify and describe target behaviors, possible causes of the
behavior, guide and evaluate treatment.
⩥ Behavioral Contract. Answer: Provides a clear description of what
behaviors of which individuals will produce what consequences and who
will deliver those consequences.
⩥ Echoic. Answer: A vocal response that has a point-to-point
correspondence with an antecedent vocal stimulus.
⩥ Flooding. Answer: A method for extinguishing fear by exposure to the
feared stimulus intensely for an extended period.
⩥ Tact. Answer: A verbal response that is under the control of a
nonverbal antecedent stimulus.
