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ABA SAFMEDS question with complete solution graded A+ already passedABA - correct answer Applied Behavior Analysis - The science where tactics from the principles of behavior are applied to improve behavior and experiments are used to identify variables responsible for improvement in behavior. Behaviorism - correct answer The philosophy of a science of behavior. Different forms include methodological behaviorism and radical behaviorism (Skinner). Determinism - correct answer The assumption that the universe is a lawful and orderly place where things happen in relation to each other- not in a crazy, accidental way Empiricism - correct answer The objective observation - not influenced by the scientist's opinions and are open to anyone's opinions- they don't depend on the belief of the scientist. EAB - correct answer Experimental Analysis of Behavior- A natural science approach to behavior (founded by Skinner). Methodological features include: a dependent variable, repeated/continuous measurement of defined response classes, within-subject comparisons (instead of group design), visual analysis of graph data (not statistical inference), emphasis on describing functional relations between behavior and controlling variables in the environment. Experiment - correct answer The carefully controlled comparison of a dependent variable in at least 2 different conditions, each with only one independent variable. Functional Relation - correct answer An experimentally determined relation that shows that the dependent variable depends on or is a function f the independent variable Mentalism - correct answer An approach to explaining behavior that assumes a mental dimension that's different from the behavioral dimension, and things in this dimension directly cause or effect some forms of behavior, if not all.