BDS B.2 | IDENTIFY AND DISTINGUISH BETWEEN
STIMULUS AND STIMULUS CLASS | QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
A stimulus is Answer - any condition, event, or change in the physical world
Select the most objective description of an event: Answer - The forest sounds
were too loud for one to speak at a conversational level
Select the best example of an objective description of an event. Answer -
There were thirty-two children in the classroom.
All stimuli in a class could exert control over behavior Answer - due to a single
common feature
A BCBA is writing a narrative of the events pertaining to a young client's
inappropriate social behavior at a park. Select the most relevant and objective
description. The client Answer - picks a handful of flowers and arranges then
into a circle on the ground around her
A stimulus class is sometimes defined as Answer - a group of stimuli with one
or more common properties, including temporal or formal properties
Which of the following best describes a stimulus? Answer - light that one could
see, but that is too dim to be functional
STIMULUS AND STIMULUS CLASS | QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
A stimulus is Answer - any condition, event, or change in the physical world
Select the most objective description of an event: Answer - The forest sounds
were too loud for one to speak at a conversational level
Select the best example of an objective description of an event. Answer -
There were thirty-two children in the classroom.
All stimuli in a class could exert control over behavior Answer - due to a single
common feature
A BCBA is writing a narrative of the events pertaining to a young client's
inappropriate social behavior at a park. Select the most relevant and objective
description. The client Answer - picks a handful of flowers and arranges then
into a circle on the ground around her
A stimulus class is sometimes defined as Answer - a group of stimuli with one
or more common properties, including temporal or formal properties
Which of the following best describes a stimulus? Answer - light that one could
see, but that is too dim to be functional
