Ontogeny - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

EDF 6222 TEST QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED When Pavlov controlled conditions to show that particular stimuli can acquire the ability to elicit secretion, it allowed him to avoid? - Answer- Mentalistic and explanatory fictions Who said "Although the process of conditioning greatly extends the scope of the eliciting stimulus, it does not bring all the behavior of the organism within such stimulus control. - Answer- Skinner Conditioning can add numerous different eliciti...

Brooks Biodiversity Exam 4 With Complete solutions 100% Verified Ontogeny Recapitulates Phylogeny - answerIf early development stages of most animals are compared, there are significant similarities especially among the more closely related animals Phylum Annelida - answer"Little Rings" - animals made up of rings Vermiform Homonomous Metamerism Setae Parapodia Complete Digestive System Closed Circulation (5 Hearts) Metanephridia Coelom Trocophore Larvae **Most expansive coelom***...

____ control conditions might be used as a variation of the reversal design when it is not possible or when it is deemed inappperopriate to completely elminate an even tor activity as a reinforcer - AnswerNCR ______measurement is consistent measurement - Answer-Reliable _____science yields a collection of facts about the observed events-facts that can be quantified and classified - Answer-Descriptive -A formal, individualized instructional -emphasizes rate building (fluency) -charting of ...

Veterinary Anatomy Quiz 1 All Answers Correct Anatomy ️️the branch of science concerned with form, disposition, and structure of tissues and organs Nomina Anatomica Veterinaria ️️official nomenclature is Latin and Greek origin (1968) "Anatomical language must be..." ️️precise and unambiguous Auscultation ️️listening to sounds within the body endoscopy ️️visual examination of a body cavity or canal using a specialized lighted instrument laparoscopy ️️vi...

Brooks Biodiversity Exam 4 With Complete solutions 100% Verified Ontogeny Recapitulates Phylogeny - answerIf early development stages of most animals are compared, there are significant similarities especially among the more closely related animals Phylum Annelida - answer"Little Rings" - animals made up of rings Vermiform Homonomous Metamerism Setae Parapodia Complete Digestive System Closed Circulation (5 Hearts) Metanephridia Coelom Trocophore Larvae **Most expansive coelom***...

Analytic - A functional relationship is demonstrated when manipulated events produce a reliable change in any measurable dimension of the targeted behavior and an experimenter can control the occurrence and non-occurrence of the target behavior Applied - Improves socially significant behaviors in real-world settings Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) - The science in which tactics derived from the principles of behavior are applied to improve socially significant behavior and experimentation i...

BCBA Exam Prep Questions With 100% Verified Answers What are the common attitudes and assumptions of science? - answerdeterminism, empiricism, experimentation, replication, parsimony, and philosophic doubt Explain the difference between EAB and ABA - answerEAB involves basic research, reporting only on basic behavior experiments whose primary goal is to discover and clarify the basic principles of behavior and determine functional relations between behavior and controlling variables. ABA...

BCBA 5th Edition Exam Goal of ABA as a science - correct answer Description, Prediction, Control Description - correct answer Lowest level, describing what happened that is observable. Ex. repeated movements of the hand up and down for more than 5 seconds. Prediction - correct answer predicting what will happen in something in the environment changes. Repeated observations that show these events correlate with each other (no causal relation). One of your main jobs, you need to be a good p...

Brooks Exam 3 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny if early developmental stages of animals are compared there are significant similarities leaves plant collection and conversion of solar energy Stems plant positioning and support of leaves Roots plant anchorage and absorption Vascular System plant transport Make up Epidermis (Leaf) Cuticle, guard cells w/ Stomata Make up Mesophyll (middle leaf) Parenchyma (dicots w/ palisade and spongy) Leaf Cuticle ...

Name an opportunity of visualizing animal behavior You can visually depict subtle postural states You can clearly show experimental design Name a challenge for visualizing behavior Motion as static for 2d graph/paper - hard to show motion on a piece of paper that is 2D Chances of misinterpretation of what is presented Name the four Tinberg questions explaining behavior and define each Mechanism - mechanisms responsible for behavior Development - ontogeny shaping behavior (learning) Function - ...