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4 functions of behavior - ANSWER-attention, escape, tangible, alone Social Positive Reinforcement SR+ is also known as - ANSWER-attention Automatic Positive reinforcement provides what? - ANSWER-sensory stimulation A behavior is assumed to be maintained by __________ _________ only after social reinforcers have been ruled out - ANSWER-automatic reinforcement Behaviors that directly terminate aversive stimulation are therefore maintained by ________ _________ that is an automatic outc...

MCIA PED GPC-F Study Material (All Lessons) Latest Version Graded A+ Visual clue categories of image analysis Size, shape, shadow, tone, texture, pattern, location, and association Imagery analysis processes Detection, identification, and evaluation Geodesy (definition) The science of mathematically determining the size, shape, and orientation of the Earth, and the nature of its gravity field in four dimensions (in space over time). Seven categories of GEOINT products (both stand...

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MRI CAMRT: Pathology Exam Questions and Answers Abscess (brain): definition and imaging appearance on T1, T2, CE, and DWI - Answer- Collection of pus. Mass effect and extensive surrounding edema. T1: hypointense to grey matter T2: hyperintense to grey matter with surrounding edema. CE MRI: ring-like enhancement DWI shows an abscess having a high DWI signal with corresponding low signal on the ADC map. Avascular Necrosis (AVN) - Answer-T1: necrotic area is hypointense T2: hyperintense b...

Treatment Integrity - Answer- the extent to which an intervention is implemented as intended and reliably occurs every single time it's supposed to occur. Requirement of the independent variable so that causal statements can be made - Answer- Treatment Integrity Requirements that causal statements can be made based on replications when circumstances vary - Answer- External Validity Requirement of replications of treatments and outcomes so that causal statements can be made - Answer-...

Cocktail party phenomenon explains: a) When people ignore you at a party b) Being unable to head conversations around you because of interference c) Tuning into one message while filtering out others nearby d) Processing one message slower than the rest because of interference correct answers c The absolute refractory period means: a) A second firing cannot happen b) A second firing can happen, but it requires more stimulation c) The neuron will fire to the fullest extent d) The n...

Measurement - Answer-is the process of applying quantitative labels to observe properties of events using a standard set of rules measurement is how - Answer-scientist operationalize empiricism without measurement-all 3 levels (description, prediction, and control) - Answer-would be relegated to guesswork and subjective opinions ABA measure behavior to obtain - Answer-answers to questions about the existence and nature of functional relations between socially significant behavior and envir...

SPCE 611 module 1-2 Questions and Answers 100% Pass Measurement - Correct Answer ️️ -is the process of applying quantitative labels to observe properties of events using a standard set of rules measurement is how - Correct Answer ️️ -scientist operationalize empiricism without measurement-all 3 levels (description, prediction, and control) - Correct Answer ️️ -would be relegated to guesswork and subjective opinions ABA measure behavior to obtain - Correct Answer ️️ -answers...

What are the common attitudes and assumptions of science? -answer- determinism, empiricism, experimentation, replication, parsimony, and philosophic doubt Explain the difference between EAB and ABA -answer- EAB 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 involves applied research and has the goal of creat...

RBT STUDY TEST (MODULES 13-16) WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS RBT STUDY TEST (MODULES 13-16) WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS RBT STUDY TEST (MODULES 13-16) WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS RBT STUDY TEST (MODULES 13-16) WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS RBT STUDY TEST (MODULES 13-16) WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS *13A* Every instance of behavior occurs across some duration of time (i.e., the duration of behavior can be measured) is known as of which of the following? A. Countability B. Repeatability C. Temporal locus D. Temp...