CPDT-KA EXAM
positive reinforcement - answersomething is added to increase the likelihood of a
behavior
positive punishment - answersomething is added to decrease the likelihood of a
behavior
negative reinforcement - answersomething is removed to increase the likelihood of a
behavior
negative punishment - answerSomething is removed to decrease the likelihood of a
behavior.
negative reinforcement - answerDog makes bad thing go away
positive punishment - answerdog pulls on leash, owner abruptly jerks collar
not learned - answerSomething that is unconditioned is
positive punishment - answerDogs are trained on invisible fences primarily through
fixed ratio reinforcment - answerPost-reinforcement pause usually occurs with
negative punishment - answerIf Missy begins barking, she's put in the kitchen until she's
quiet. This is
conflicted - answerA dog who has his head turned away from an oncoming dog and is
holding his tail low and wagging is probably feeling
continuous reinforcement schedule - answerevery correct response gets rewarded
fixed - answerset and unchanging amount of time between rewards
variable - answerchanging and unpredictable number or responses or amount of time
between rewards
interval - answertime; asking dog to sit/stay for 5 seconds
positive reinforcement - answersomething is added to increase the likelihood of a
behavior
positive punishment - answersomething is added to decrease the likelihood of a
behavior
negative reinforcement - answersomething is removed to increase the likelihood of a
behavior
negative punishment - answerSomething is removed to decrease the likelihood of a
behavior.
negative reinforcement - answerDog makes bad thing go away
positive punishment - answerdog pulls on leash, owner abruptly jerks collar
not learned - answerSomething that is unconditioned is
positive punishment - answerDogs are trained on invisible fences primarily through
fixed ratio reinforcment - answerPost-reinforcement pause usually occurs with
negative punishment - answerIf Missy begins barking, she's put in the kitchen until she's
quiet. This is
conflicted - answerA dog who has his head turned away from an oncoming dog and is
holding his tail low and wagging is probably feeling
continuous reinforcement schedule - answerevery correct response gets rewarded
fixed - answerset and unchanging amount of time between rewards
variable - answerchanging and unpredictable number or responses or amount of time
between rewards
interval - answertime; asking dog to sit/stay for 5 seconds
