food and water ingestion, oxygen intake, engaging in activity, and sleeping
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reinforcer-abolishing unconditioned motivating operations
continued responding during extinction procedure
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resistance to extinction
(a) any physical movement may function as a model, (b) the behavior must
immediately follow the presentation of the model, (c) the model and the behavior
must have formal similarity, (d) the model must be the controlling variable for the
behavior
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imitation
a document that specifies a contingent relationship between the completion of a
specified behavior and access to, or delivery of, a specified reward such as free time,
a letter grade, or access to a preferred activity
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contingency contract
a stimulus change that can decrease future frequency of behavior without prior
pairing with any other form of reinforcement
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unconditioned punisher
,a schedule of reinforcement in which reinforcement of responses higher than a
predetermined criterion occurs
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differential reinforcement of high rates
a behavior that has consequences beyond the change itself; exposes the individual's
repertoire to new environments, especially new reinforcers and punishers, new
contingencies, new responses, new stimulus controls, and new communities of
maintaining or destructive contingencies
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behavioral cusp
a variety of direct, data-based methods used to present one or more stimuli
contingent on a target response and then measuring the future effects on the rate of
responding
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reinforcer assessment
a procedure whereby a person observes his behavior systematically and records the
occurrence of nonoccurrence of a target behavior
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, self-monitoring
the phenomenon in which a change in one component of a multiple schedule that
increases or decreases the rate of responding on that component is accompanied by
a change in the response rate in the opposite direction on the other, unaltered
component of a schedule
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behavioral contrast
rely on what/when questions that focus on the environmental conditions before,
during, and after a behavioral episode
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interview questions
a response prevents or postpones the presentation of a stimulus
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avoidance contingency
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reinforcer-abolishing unconditioned motivating operations
continued responding during extinction procedure
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resistance to extinction
(a) any physical movement may function as a model, (b) the behavior must
immediately follow the presentation of the model, (c) the model and the behavior
must have formal similarity, (d) the model must be the controlling variable for the
behavior
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imitation
a document that specifies a contingent relationship between the completion of a
specified behavior and access to, or delivery of, a specified reward such as free time,
a letter grade, or access to a preferred activity
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contingency contract
a stimulus change that can decrease future frequency of behavior without prior
pairing with any other form of reinforcement
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unconditioned punisher
,a schedule of reinforcement in which reinforcement of responses higher than a
predetermined criterion occurs
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differential reinforcement of high rates
a behavior that has consequences beyond the change itself; exposes the individual's
repertoire to new environments, especially new reinforcers and punishers, new
contingencies, new responses, new stimulus controls, and new communities of
maintaining or destructive contingencies
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behavioral cusp
a variety of direct, data-based methods used to present one or more stimuli
contingent on a target response and then measuring the future effects on the rate of
responding
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reinforcer assessment
a procedure whereby a person observes his behavior systematically and records the
occurrence of nonoccurrence of a target behavior
Give this one a try later!
, self-monitoring
the phenomenon in which a change in one component of a multiple schedule that
increases or decreases the rate of responding on that component is accompanied by
a change in the response rate in the opposite direction on the other, unaltered
component of a schedule
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behavioral contrast
rely on what/when questions that focus on the environmental conditions before,
during, and after a behavioral episode
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interview questions
a response prevents or postpones the presentation of a stimulus
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avoidance contingency
