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Chapter 4

Karla Lopez Conceptual analysis of behavior Graduate English 12 cards

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  1. 1Continuous reinforcementWhen each response produces reinforcement
  2. 2Differential ReinforcementA procedure in which, a specific desirable behavior is followed by a reinforcer but other behaviors are not
  3. 3Extinction burstThe phenomenon in which, when a behavior is no longer reinforced, the behavior temporarily increases infrequency, duration or intensity before it decreases
  4. 4ExtinctionThe process by which, when a previously reinforced behavior is no longer followed by the reinforcing consequences, the frequency of the behavior decreases in the future.
  5. 5Negative PunishmentThe process in which (a) the occurence of a behavior is (b) followed by the removal of a stimulus, and (c) results in a decrease in the future probability of the behavior.
  6. 6Negative ReinforcementThe process in which (a) the occurrence of a behavior is (b) followed by the removal of a stimulus, and (c) results in an increase in the future probability of the behavior
  7. 7Positive PunishmentThe process in which (a) the occurrence of a behavior is (b) followed by the addition of a stimulus, and (c) results in a decrease of the future probability of the behavior
  8. 8Positive ReinforcementThe process in which ( a) the occurrence of a behavior, is (b) followed by the addition of a stimulus, and (c) results in an increase in the future probability of the behavior.
  9. 9Discriminative stimulusA stimulus that is present when a particular behavior is reinforced, and is absent when the behavior is not reinforced; as a result of this history, an SD evokes operant behavior because its presence signals the availability of reinforcement.
  10. 10Stimulus DeltaA stimulus that is present when a behavior is not reinforced and is absent when the behavior is reinforced; as a result of this history, its presence signals that reinforcement is unavailable
  11. 11ShapingThe reinforcement of successive approximations to a target behavior
  12. 12Spontaneous Recovery ( operant)The process in which, when an operant behavior has been extinguished, the behavior may occur again in the future in circumstances in which it was previously reinforced.

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