Philisophical - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

BCBA Exam-PASS the BIG ABA EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | ALREADY PASSED 3 levels of scientific understanding - DPC - Description, prediction, control 6 attitudes of science - DEER PP- determinism, empiricism, experimentation, replication, parsimony, philisophical doubt 4 branches of behavior analysis - CASE- conceptual analysis of behavior, ABA, behavior service delivery, experimental analysis of behavior 3 principles of behavior - PER- punishment, extinction, reinforcement 3 types of ner...

Philosophy Exam 1 questions and answers latest updated 1. What are intentional definitions of philosophy? -Intentional Philosophy: seek to provide necessary and sufficient conditions in order for that term to apply (necessary and sufficient conditions) Intentional Philosophy: 5 conditions that need to be in place: - 1.Objectivity: aim to objective analysis - 2.Rationality: reason giving, arguments, and providing evidence to support claims - 3.Generality: providing theories that apply...

3 levels of scientific understanding - DPC - Description, prediction, control 6 attitudes of science - DEER PP- determinism, empiricism, experimentation, replication, parsimony, philisophical doubt 4 branches of behavior analysis - CASE- conceptual analysis of behavior, ABA, behavior service delivery, experimental analysis of behavior 3 principles of behavior - PER- punishment, extinction, reinforcement 3 types of nervous systems - PIE- proprioceptive, interoceptive, exteroceptive 3 typ...

case studies putting the writers in dialogue exploring their relationhip with literature and philosophy. Sterne as a philisophical writer and Marx as a social critic and a literary one.

1. What are intentional definitions of philosophy? - correct answers-Intentional Philosophy: seek to provide necessary and sufficient conditions in order for that term to apply (necessary and sufficient conditions) Intentional Philosophy: 5 conditions that need to be in place: - correct answers- 1.Objectivity: aim to objective analysis - 2.Rationality: reason giving, arguments, and providing evidence to support claims - 3.Generality: providing theories that apply to all cases - 4.Reflect...