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1what is the definition of behavior modification?
- Ais the use of empirically demonstrated behavior change techniques to improve behavior.
- Ba systematic reinforcement of target behavior.
- Cinterpretive descriptions of a personality trait.
- Da change in behavior due to experience of observing model.
2Altering an individuals behavior and reaction to stimuli through positive and negative reinforcement of adaptive behavior is a definition of?
- ABehavior modification
- Btoken economy
- Cbehavior
- Dobservational learning
3behavior modification is the reduction of maladaptive behavior through positive punishment.
- ATrue
- BFalse
4behavior modification focuses on behavior by emphasizing influences of learning and the environment.
- ATrue
- BFalse
5behavior modification does not take a scientific approach
- ATrue
- BFalse
6behavior modification uses pragmatic and active methods to change behavior.
- ATrue
- BFalse
7what is behavior?
- Asimple action
- Beasy action
- Chard action
- Dacting
8interpretive descriptions of a personality trait is behavior.
- ATrue
- BFalse
9how your friend acts is a form of behavior.
- ATrue
- BFalse
10outcome of behavior is not behavior
- ATrue
- BFalse
11a scientific reinforcement of target behavior
- Atoken economy
- Bobservational learning
- Cvicarious learning
- Dperformance distinction
12an object or symbol that can be exchanged for material reinforcers, services or privileges.
- Atokens
- Btoken economy
- Cresponse cost
- Dsimple action
13the loss either of previous earned reinforcer or of the opportunity to obtain future reinforcers (sometimes called fines).
- Aresponse cost
- Bpositive reinforcement
- Ctokens
- Dtoken economy
14acting in a hostile and contrary manner.
- Aoppossitional behavior
- Breinforcer
- Cbehavior
- Dmaladaptive behavior
15a change in behavior due to the experience of observing a model.
- Avicarious learning
- Bbehavior modification
- Cbehavior
- Ddaladaptive behavior
16a child learns how to walk is an example of
- Aobservational learning
- Bwatching
- Cbehavior modification
- Dreinforcer
17the first to study observational learning was
- Athorndike
- Bskinner
- Cmaslow
- Dwatson
18who used the example of cats in pluzzle box?
- Athorndike
- Bwatson
- Cskinner
- Dbandura
19who replicated thorndikes research with monkeys, and also found evidence for observational learning
- Awatson
- Bbandura
- Cskinner
- Dfreud
20observational and vicarious learning are the same thing
- ATrue
- BFalse
21thorndike and watson concluded that learning can only result from direct experience.
- ATrue
- BFalse
22according to ___________ and ______________ learning occurs as a result of ones personal interactions with the environment and not as a result of observing another's.
- Athorndike and watson
- Bwatson and skinner
- Cskinner and thorndike
- Dbandura and watson
23if imitative behavior is reinforced it will be strengthened
- ATrue
- BFalse
24vicarious learning is a form of operant conditioning
- ATrue
- BFalse
25the learned tendency to imitate the behavior of others in order to be reinforced.
- Ageneralized imitation
- Bvicarious learning
- Cimitation
- Dlearning
26study demonstrated that children's behavior was influenced by indirect experience.
- Abobo doll
- Bobservational learning
- Cretentional process
- Dattentional process
27who came up with reinforcement theory?
- Amiller and dolland
- Bskinner and watson
- Cdolland and bandura
- Dskinner and dolland
28animal is prepared to do something
- Aprepared
- Binstinctive drift
- Cye witness testimony
- Dlearning
29the tendency of an animal to revert to instinctive behaviors that can interfere with the performance of an operantly conditioned response.
- Ainstinctive drift
- Bprepared
- Clearning
- Deye witness testimony
30 animals have instincts
- ATrue
- BFalse
31who were breland and breland
- Askinner students
- Bskinner graduate students
- Cskinner sons
- Dskinner friends
32the more training the worse the behavior
- ATrue
- BFalse
33all behavior is a consequence of learning is a benefit of behaviorism
- ATrue
- BFalse
34learning requires reinforcement or punishment, no learning occurs without it is a
- Abenefit of behaviorism
- Blaw of effect
- Cgeneral law
- Dfalse memory
35learning is the primary determinant of how an animal acts is a general law of learning
- ATrue
- BFalse
36the creation of an inaccurate record of childhood sexual abuse.
- Afalse memory syndrome
- Bbiological influence
- Cobservational learning
- Dmisbehavior
37what is eye witness testimony?
- Aloftus (1992-2005) found that answers depended on the way questions were phrased.
- Bthe creation of an inaccurate record of childhood sexual abuse.
- Clearning is the primary determinant of how an animal acts.
- Dloftus (1992-2005) found that answers didnt depend on the way questions are phrased.
38forgetting caused by learning that occurred after the behavior in question
- Aretroactive interference
- Btesting interference
- Cinterference
- Ddegree of learning
39forgetting caused by learning that occurred prior to the behavior in question
- Aproactive interference
- Bretroactive interference
- Ctesting interference
- Ddegree of learning
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