BDS Modules B1 B4
The definition of overt behavior includes - answersall of the above
a measurable change in envrionment
displacement in space through time
movement of some part of the organism
The definition of overt behavior includes - answersmovement of some part of the
organism
Behavior can be exhibited by - answersliving single-celled and complex organisms
Definitions of behavior - answersexcludes states such as happy or sad
Generally a response - answersis a single instance of behavior
Behavior - answersinvolves the movement of muscles and glands
Stimuli - answersdon't necessarily influence behavior
Stimulus events may be described by - answerswhere they occur temporally relative to
the target behavior
Most behavior can be classified - answersby response class
as operant vs. respondent
as overt vs. covert
From a behavior-analytic perspective, the environment consists of - answersstimulus
conditions or events
Overt behavior - answersis measurable
stimuli - answersaffect receptor systems of an organism
Lifting one's finger - answersaffects the environment
Definitions of behavior - answerssometimes exclude covert behavior
, the definition of ever behavior includes - answersa measurable change in the
environment
A man has been driving on a freeway with his young daughter, who is riding in her car
seat. Twenty minutes into the ride he exits the freeway, starts a movie for his daughter,
and hands her a juice box. Ten minutes later the road becomes winding and hilly and
his daughter spits up. What was the stimulus change most likely associated with child
spitting up? - answersThe changing in road terrain
Definitions of behavior - answersall of the above
exclude states such as happy and sad
sometimes exclude overt behavior
often include only measurable and detectable behavior
A student has been reading a textbook on their computer for about 20 minutes one
evening. They are wearing headphones and listening to music because their dorm room
is on a noisy corridor. A favorite song starts to play and their attention shifts from
reading the book to thinking about the summer when they first heard the song. What
was the stimulus change associated with their change in behavior? - answersfavorite
song beginning
To get attention, an individual bites their own hand on some occasions and hits people
on others. Both behaviors - answersare part of the same response class
Which of the following always constitutes behavior? - answersAll of the above
Behaviors that may differ in topography but are collectively strengthen or weakened by
the same consequence form - answersresponse class
which of the following statements refers to an actual response? - answersan instance of
hitting curred at 2 pm on Tuesday
A set of behaviors that are strengthened or weakened as a result of the same
consequence are called - answersa response class
Which of the following constitutes an instance of behavior? - answerssquinting in the
sun
Which of the following always constitutes behavior? - answerssleep walking
Which of the following always constitutes behavior? - answerssalivating in the presence
of food
The definition of overt behavior includes - answersall of the above
a measurable change in envrionment
displacement in space through time
movement of some part of the organism
The definition of overt behavior includes - answersmovement of some part of the
organism
Behavior can be exhibited by - answersliving single-celled and complex organisms
Definitions of behavior - answersexcludes states such as happy or sad
Generally a response - answersis a single instance of behavior
Behavior - answersinvolves the movement of muscles and glands
Stimuli - answersdon't necessarily influence behavior
Stimulus events may be described by - answerswhere they occur temporally relative to
the target behavior
Most behavior can be classified - answersby response class
as operant vs. respondent
as overt vs. covert
From a behavior-analytic perspective, the environment consists of - answersstimulus
conditions or events
Overt behavior - answersis measurable
stimuli - answersaffect receptor systems of an organism
Lifting one's finger - answersaffects the environment
Definitions of behavior - answerssometimes exclude covert behavior
, the definition of ever behavior includes - answersa measurable change in the
environment
A man has been driving on a freeway with his young daughter, who is riding in her car
seat. Twenty minutes into the ride he exits the freeway, starts a movie for his daughter,
and hands her a juice box. Ten minutes later the road becomes winding and hilly and
his daughter spits up. What was the stimulus change most likely associated with child
spitting up? - answersThe changing in road terrain
Definitions of behavior - answersall of the above
exclude states such as happy and sad
sometimes exclude overt behavior
often include only measurable and detectable behavior
A student has been reading a textbook on their computer for about 20 minutes one
evening. They are wearing headphones and listening to music because their dorm room
is on a noisy corridor. A favorite song starts to play and their attention shifts from
reading the book to thinking about the summer when they first heard the song. What
was the stimulus change associated with their change in behavior? - answersfavorite
song beginning
To get attention, an individual bites their own hand on some occasions and hits people
on others. Both behaviors - answersare part of the same response class
Which of the following always constitutes behavior? - answersAll of the above
Behaviors that may differ in topography but are collectively strengthen or weakened by
the same consequence form - answersresponse class
which of the following statements refers to an actual response? - answersan instance of
hitting curred at 2 pm on Tuesday
A set of behaviors that are strengthened or weakened as a result of the same
consequence are called - answersa response class
Which of the following constitutes an instance of behavior? - answerssquinting in the
sun
Which of the following always constitutes behavior? - answerssleep walking
Which of the following always constitutes behavior? - answerssalivating in the presence
of food
