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©BRAINBARTER 2024/2025 Concepts & Principles of ABA Exam Questions With 100% Verified Answers Can only be produced by living organisms. It is an individual phenomenon, not group. An interaction between the organism and the environment. Displacement through space and time. - answerBehavior Wh...

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Can only be produced by living organisms. It is an individual phenomenon, not group. An

interaction between the organism and the environment. Displacement through space and time. -

answer✔Behavior


What are the four key attributes of behavior? - answer✔-an organism


-interaction with its environment

-detectable displacement in space through time

-results in measurable change in at least one aspect of the environment.


What does temporal locus refer to? - answer✔The point of time at which the specific behavior

occurs.


What does temporal extent refer to? - answer✔It is the duration of that behavior.


What is repeatability? - answer✔It is how often that behavior occurs.


Behavior must have __________________________. - answer✔Function


Behavior vs Response? - answer✔Behavior comprises a group of responses that share certain

physical dimension or function. Response is a specific incidence of behavior.

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A specific incidence of behavior - answer✔response


All responses in a response class may or may not

_______________________________________________. - answer✔Share similar topography


a group of responses that have the same functional effect on the environment - answer✔response

class


What is response topography? - answer✔the physical shape or form


refers to a skill set or a set of behavior that we can do relating to certain tasks or setting -

answer✔repertoire


must be a _____________________________ that the organism or organisms effector exists -

answer✔physical environment (external/internal environment)


An energy change that exists in the environment and is detectable by the organism. -

answer✔Stimulus


Example of stimulus outside of the body: _____________________


Example of stimulus inside of the body: ____________________ - answer✔Outside: Sunset


Inside: Headache

A stimulus cannot be ____________________________________________________. -

answer✔In a dream or a vacuum.

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What three questions should you try to answer to determine if an event is a stimulus? -

answer✔1) Is the event an energy change?


2) Can it be detected by the organism?

3) Is it in a physical & natural environment?


Stimulus class share _________________________________. - answer✔Common dimensions


Stimulus class share common dimensions by

1______________________________

2_____________________________


3_____________________________ - answer✔1) by formal dimensions (physical)


2) by temporal loci (time)

3) by function


Evolutionary history of a species only unconditioned responses. - answer✔Phylogeny


Individual learning history - answer✔Ontogeny


Behavior that is elicited by an antecedent stimulus is called

_________________________________________. - answer✔respondent behavior


unconditioned stimulus (US) elicits _________________________________________ -

answer✔unconditioned response (UR)

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touching hot stove (US) --> retracting hand (UR) is an example of

________________________________________________. - answer✔Unconditioned Reflex


Respondent conditioning is related to __________________________________. -

answer✔ontogeny (individual learning history)


Response - Conditioning shows __________________________________. - answer✔Operant

Conditioning

_______________________________ is the cornerstone of applied behavior analysis. -

answer✔Operant Conditioning


Unconditioned response does not require a ________________________________. -

answer✔learned history.


Tom's GF once slapped Tom after Tom accidentally used his ex's name to call her. As a result,

Tom never has her name wrong again. This example demonstrates

___________________________________. - answer✔Operant conditioning


Tom's GF once slapped Tom after Tom accidentally used his ex's name to call her. As a result,

Tom feel pain on his face whenever he hears his ex's name. This example demonstrates

___________________________________. - answer✔Respondent Conditioning


Below are _____________________________ of stimulus.

-blood you didn't notice

-rain in your dream

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