WEEK 6 QUIZ

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PSY7709 - Oct 09 2023 to Dec 15 2023 - Sec ! Quizzes Week 6 Quiz ! Due No due date Points 20 Ques ! ons 19 Time Limit None Instruc ! ons A " empt History A " empt Time Score LATEST A " empt 1 2 minutes 18.95 out of 20 " Answers will be shown a # er your last a " empt Score for this a " empt: 18.95 out of 20 Submi " ed Nov 28 at 7:06pm This a " empt took 2 minutes. Week 6 Quiz This quiz covers elements from the BCBA/BCaBA Task List (5th ed.) from this week. This quiz will help you and your instructor to assess your learning gains and mastery of the relevant learning objec ! ves and the following course competency: Competency 1: Dis ! nguish the principles of behavior analysis associated with increasing and decreasing behavior. Please carefully read the following instruc ! ons before beginning the quiz: You must complete and submit the quiz by Sunday at 11:59 p.m. Central ! me. Do not start the quiz un ! l you are fully prepared to complete it (that is, all of this week's study ac ! vi ! es must be completed). The quiz must be completed without referring to reading materials, study aids (for example, flash cards), or notes. A dic ! onary is permi " ed to check spelling; however, a glossary is not permi " ed. Contact with other learners or any informant is expressly prohibited during a quiz. There is no ! me limit for this or any other courseroom quizzes. You may retake this quiz up to a maximum of three ! mes. If you have any incorrect answers, this allows you to study related content before the next quiz a " empt. The average of your scores will be recorded as your grade. Click the linked quiz ! tle to access the quiz. If you have any issues with the quiz, contact your instructor. Take the Quiz Again 1.1 / 1.1 pts Ques ! on 1 In an avoidance con ! ngency: The aversive s ! mulus is present prior to the response, which terminates the aversive s ! mulus. The aversive s ! mulus is looming but not present prior to the response. The occurrence of the response prevents the presenta ! on of the aversive s ! mulus. Correct. The posi ! ve reinforcer is presented prior to the response, avoiding the need for an aversive s ! mulus. The individual is punished prior to the response. 1.05 / 1.05 pts Ques ! on 2 Xavier swears whenever his mom makes broccoli for dinner. Xavier's mom always sends him to his room without dinner when he swears. As a result, Xavier is more likely to swear when his mom makes broccoli. This is an example of: Posi ! ve reinforcement. Punishment. Nega ! ve reinforcement. Correct. Ex ! nc ! on. 1.05 / 1.05 pts Ques ! on 3 On weekends, Deja comes home on ! me so that she is not grounded by her parents. Coming home on ! me in order to avoid being grounded is an example of: Posi ! ve reinforcement. Escape behavior. Avoidance behavior. Correct. Punishment. 1.05 / 1.05 pts Ques ! on 4 Whenever Ma " makes a three-point shot, his basketball coach makes him run one fewer lap in prac ! ce. As a result Ma " is more likely to hit three-point shots. This is an example of: The Premack Principle. Respondent behavior. Nega ! ve reinforcement. Correct. Posi ! ve reinforcement. 1.05 / 1.05 pts Ques ! on 5 Whenever Tony puts money into a pop machine, he gets a can of pop. Tony never gets pop out of the machine when he does not put money in. This is an example of __________ exis ! ng between pu $ ng money in the machine and ge $ ng pop out. an establishing opera ! on. a con ! ngency. Correct. a nega ! ve rela ! onship. a func ! onal defini ! on. 1.05 / 1.05 pts Ques ! on 6 Func ! on or func ! ons for antecedent s ! muli can be best classified as: Con ! ngency dependent or con ! ngency independent. Correct. Con ! ngency codependent or con ! ngency independent. Con ! ngency interdependent or con ! ngency mo ! vated. Con ! ngency nondependent or con ! ngency variable. 1.05 / 1.05 pts Ques ! on 7 One strategy related to the posi ! ve reinforcement func ! on includes the student in the development and implementa ! on of his or her interven ! on plan. This strategy describes the goal for how behavior is to change and specifies the reinforcers that will be provided a # er mee ! ng the behavior goal. This strategy may best be described as: Employ con ! ngency contrac ! ng. Correct. Teach students appropriate methods to request reinforcement and social skills training. Provide pre-signal and safety signal prompts. All of the other answers are correct. 1.05 / 1.05 pts Ques ! on 8 An indiscriminable con ! ngency is a con ! ngency in which the learner can discriminate whether the next response will produce reinforcement. True. False. Correct. 1.05 / 1.05 pts Ques ! on 9 A con ! ngency that operates without social media ! on is referred to as: Natural con ! ngency. Correct. Contrived con ! ngency. Generalized con ! ngency. None of the above. 1.05 / 1.05 pts Ques ! on 10 A con ! ngency that operates without social media ! on is referred to as: Contrived con ! ngency. Unplanned con ! ngency. Generalized con ! ngency. Natural con ! ngency. Correct. 1.05 / 1.05 pts Ques ! on 11 Terms like ________ or __________ refer to the control of behavior by its environmental context. Con ! ngency, content. Cogni ! on, knowledge. Correct. Generaliza ! on, con ! ngency. None of the above. 0 / 1.05 pts Ques ! on 12 Incorrect Incorrect Which is the best representa ! on of the sequence in an escape con ! ngency? EO (presence of a reinforcing s ! mulus), S , target response, termina ! on of the EO. D Incorrect. For an escape con ! ngency to be e ff ec ! ve, the EO would not be the presence of a reinforcing s ! mulus. S , EO (presence of an aversive s ! mulus), target response, termina ! on of the EO. D S , target response, EO (presence of an aversive s ! mulus), termina ! on of the EO. D EO (presence of an aversive s ! mulus), S , target response, termina ! on of the EO. D 1.05 / 1.05 pts Ques ! on 13 Andrew was removed from class because he swore at his teacher. As a result of being removed from class ac ! vi ! es, Andrew never swore at his teacher again. This is an example of: Posi ! ve punishment. Ex ! nc ! on. Nega ! ve punishment. Correct. Nega ! ve reinforcement. 1.05 / 1.05 pts Ques ! on 14 Tuan comes home past his curfew and is yelled at by his parents. If as a result of being yelled at, Tuan never came home late again, it would be an example of ____________. Posi ! ve punishment. Correct. Posi ! ve reinforcement. Nega ! ve punishment. Nega ! ve reinforcement. 1.05 / 1.05 pts Ques ! on 15 Whenever DeShawn hits his li " le brother, he loses his television privileges. DeShawn never loses his television privileges for any other behavior. This is an example of a(an) ____________ exis ! ng between hi $ ng his li " le brother and losing his television privileges. Establishing opera ! on. Con ! ngency. Correct. Schedule. Correla ! on. 1.05 / 1.05 pts Ques ! on 16 Ma " eo answers a ques ! on in class and is praised by the teacher. As a result, Ma " eo is more likely to answer ques ! ons in class. Ma " eo's behavior of answering ques ! ons in class is referred to as ____________ behavior. Controlled. Natural. Operant. Correct. Situa ! onal. 1.05 / 1.05 pts Ques ! on 17 Lian takes out the garbage and, as a result, her parents let her watch her favorite television show. Lian is then more likely to take out the garbage when asked. Being able to watch her favorite television show is a ____________ for her behavior of taking out the garbage. Reinforcer. Correct. Reinforcement. Con ! ngency. Dependent variable. 1.05 / 1.05 pts Ques ! on 18 Luca pets a strange dog and is immediately bi " en. In behavior analysis, ge $ ng bi " en is referred to as the ______________ for the behavior of pe $ ng the dog. Punishment. Reinforcement. Consequence. Correct. Antecedent. 1.05 / 1.05 pts Ques ! on 19 Antonio throws the football into the stands a # er scoring a touchdown and is cheered by the fans. As a result, Antonio is more likely to throw the ball into the stands whenever he scores a touchdown. This is an example of: Nega ! ve reinforcement. Posi ! ve reinforcement. Correct. Punishment. Sa ! a ! on. Quiz Score: 18.95 out of 20 # Previous Week 6 Discussion: Con ! nue Your Discussion $ Next Next Module: Week 7 Last A " empt Details: Time: 2 minutes Current Score: 18.95 out of 20 Kept Score: 18.95 out of 20 2 More A " empts available Take the Quiz Again (Will keep the average of all your scores) 42 Fall 2023 Home Announcements Vitalsource Bookshelf Reading List Assignments Yellowdig Grades Files Microso # Tools ePor & olio Media Gallery Account Dashboard Courses Calendar Inbox History My Media Library Help WalkMe Chat
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