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Empiricism - Answer Objective observation Teleology - Answer Explaining Behavior by appealing to Future event Determinism - Answer Behavior is caused by something Parsimony - Answer Simplest explanation first Philosophic doubt - Answer Science conclusions are tentative Gener...

1. Identify the target behavior 2. Identify the events or things that cause the behavior 3. Function of the behavior. 4. Antecedent Intervention (Something you do to stop the behavior before it happens) 5. replacement Behavior 6. consequence Intervention (Providing reinforcements or punishment...

NET - Answer Natural Environment Training - type of ABA where learning incidentally happens in the natural environment. HOH Prompting - Answer Hand over hand Active Listening - Answer Active, effective listening as a habit Tact - Answer A verbal operant evoked by a nonverbal SD and ...

Mand - Answer Asking for reinforcer that you want Echoic - Answer repeating what is heard Visual Perception and matching to sample (VPMTS) - Answer Matching items or pictures to another picture or item in the environment GCCSR (Generalized conditioned reinfocement) - Answer a condit...

ABA Reversal - Answer A basic single-subject design in which baseline measurements (A) are contrasted with measurements during treatment (B) across conditions which alternate to determine causal effects. adjunctive behavior - Answer Excessive (possibly arbitrary) behaviors that occur betwee...

Founders: - Answer Pavlov, Watson, Thorndike, Skinner Ivan Pavlov - Answer Russian Physiologist/nobel prize pavlov's dogs John Watson - Answer 'Father of Behaviorism' behavior can be looked at w/o looking into the mind Little Albert Edward Thorndike - Answer law of effect hun...

What are the components of discrete trial training? - Answer Antecedent Behavior Consequence followed by an inter trial What are the components of natural environment training? - Answer Capture Moments, infrequent opportunities, child-led, shared control, and motivation tends to be higher....

Fundamental attribution error - Answer assume intrinsic cause in others, extrinsic cause for self Intersubject variability and intrinsic cause - Answer a. Intersubject is between different people b. Intrinsic cause-variability in behavior is within the person Psych profile is creates to ...

Antecedent - Answer an environmental condition or stimulus change existing or occurring prior to a behavior of interest. Ex. of Antecedent - Answer Drew becomes hungry then goes to the kitchen to get food. The antecedent, in this case, is Drew becoming hungry. Autoclitic - Answer a ...

Define level, trend, and variability. - Answer Level: We are indicating where the data points are in relation of the vertical axis. Trend: Relates to the overall direction of the data path on a graph. (increasing, decreasing, or zero). Variability: Captured by the range of deviance of the date...

Phylogenic Selectionism - Answer The history of a natural evolution of a species, bx that was acquired by the species during the course of its evolution as a result of contingencies of survival. Ontogenic Selectionism - Answer The history of a development of an individual organism during it...

physical prompt Answer - physically manipulating the individual to manipulate a response verbal prompt Answer - using vocalizations to indicate the desired response Ex. singing the ABCs together intraverbal prompt Answer - a question that leads the child to the correct response Ex. where ...

Abative Effect -Answer a decrease in the current frequency of behavior that has been reinforced by the stimulus that is increased in reinforcing effectiveness by the same motivating operation. Ex: Food ingestion abates (decreases the current frequency of) behavior that has been reinforced by food...

shaping - Answer the differential reinforcement of successive approximations to a target behavior differential reinforcement - Answer reinforcing one set of behaviors and extinguishing another 1. establish new response topographies 2. reinstate old response topographies 3. change some di...