Principles of Applied Behavior Analysis Final

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Dagnay Suarez
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Question 1

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A UMO for punishment is an environmental variable that
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  • alters the effectiveness of a punisher and alters the frequency of behavior the has been so punished, depending of the person’s learning history
  • alters the effectiveness of a punisher and alters the frequency of behavior the has been so punished, regardless of the person’s learning history
  • decreases the punishing effectiveness of a stimulus, object or event and alters the frequency of behavior the has been so punished, depending of the person’s learning history
  • increases the punishing effectiveness of a stimulus, object or event and alters the frequency of behavior the has been so punished, independent of the person’s learning history

Question 2

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A coupon for a free sample of a new candy is an example of a/an
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  • establishing operation for the candy that is intended to evoke behavior associated with obtaining the candy
  • abolishing operation for the candy that is intended to abate behavior associated with obtaining the candy
  • motivating operation for the candy that is intended to abate behavior associated with obtaining the candy
  • establishing operation for the candy that is intended to abate behavior associated with obtaining the candy

Question 3

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A person does not have to understand anything about the situation in order for MOs to have value-altering and behavior-altering effects
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  • True
  • False

Question 4

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A teacher tells her class that the best behaved student will earn a prize. Students show their best behavior. The teacher’s statement probably functioned as a/an
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  • UMO
  • CMO
  • SD
  • MO

Question 5

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An evocative effect refers to ______, while an abative effect refers to _____.
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  • a decrease in the current frequency of behavior, an increase in the current frequency of behavior
  • an increase in the current frequency of behavior, an increase in the future frequency of behavior
  • An evocative effect refers to ______, while an abative effect refers to _____.
  • none of the above

Question 6

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Johnny’s behavior analyst is teaching him to verbally request a “spoon.” She places a bowl of cereal with milk in front of Johnny and holds up a spoon so that he can see it, but does not give it to him. She then asks him, “what to you need?” The behavior analyst has used
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  • an EO to increase the reinfocer value of the cereal and evoke the word “spoon.”
  • an EO to increase the reinfocer value of the spoon and evoke the word “spoon.”
  • an AO to decrease the reinfocer value of the cereal and evoke the word “spoon.”
  • an AO to increase the reinfocer value of the spoon and evoke the word “spoon.”

Question 7

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The effects of motivating operations are related to the effectiveness of the reinforcer obtained by the learner.
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  • True
  • False

Question 8

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The term ‘motivating operation’ is recommended as a replacement for which other term?
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  • Establishing operation
  • Evocative effect
  • Behavior altering effect
  • Value altering effect

Question 9

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The value-altering effects of MOs can function as either ______ or a ______.
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  • Establishing operations, discriminative stimulus for punishment
  • Establishing operation, abolishing operation
  • Evocative operation, abative operation
  • Establishing operation, evocative operation

Question 10

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Which of the following is NOT a UMO for humans?
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  • Temperature
  • Pain
  • Sex
  • Reprimands
  • Sleep
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