Avoidance contingency - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

conditioned punisher - A previously neutral stimulus change that functions as a punisher because of prior pairing with one or more other punishers. unconditioned punisher - A stimulus that, usually, is punishing without any prior learning. conditioned reinforcer - a stimulus that has acquired reinforcing properties through prior learning Unconditioned Reinforcer - A stimulus that, usually, is reinforcing without any prior learning. Side effects of punishment - May lead to an increase...

WGU C722 FINAL EXAM!! Q&A – PROJECT MANAGEMENT (Guaranteed Score A+) Three essential drivers that must be achieved to generate positive characteristics in project teams *** Cohesiveness, Trust, Motivation The five stages Dr. Bruce Tuckman (1965) introduced of group development *** Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Adjorning Forming *** In this stage, team members may be meeting for the first time. Often, no one really knows much about anyone else on the team. It may be prematur...

ABA 101 SAFMEDS EXAM WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS A-B-A DESIGN *Ans* Withdrawal design; considerations: end on baseline A-B-A-B DESIGN *Ans* Reversal design; an experiment reintroducing the intervention enables the replication of treatment effects, which strengthens the demonstration of experimental control. Considerations: end on intervention phase ABOLISHING OPERATION *Ans* A motivating operation that TEMPORARILY decreases the reinforcing effectiveness of a stimulus thereby having an ...

EDF 6225 Final Examconditioned punisher - correct answer A previously neutral stimulus change that functions as a punisher because of prior pairing with one or more other punishers. unconditioned punisher - correct answer A stimulus that, usually, is punishing without any prior learning. conditioned reinforcer - correct answer a stimulus that has acquired reinforcing properties through prior learning Unconditioned Reinforcer - correct answer A stimulus that, usually, is reinforcing with...

(NCR) reversal technique - An experimental control technique that demonstrates the effects of reinforcement by using NCR as a control condition instead of a no-reinforcement (baseline) condition A-B design - 2 phase experimental design consisting of a pre-treatment baseline condition (A) followed by a treatment condition (B), A-B-A design - an experiment entailing one reversal, 3-phase design consisting of initial baseline phase (A) until steady state (B) implemented until behavior has cha...

Ebbinghaus ()- Psychology has a long past and a short history. - correct answer Long past - subject matter of instrinsic interest. People are and always have been natural psychologists. Short history - the discipline has only been in existence since 1879 when Wundt () established the first laboratory at Leipzig, Germany. Psychophysics - correct answer Developed in the late 19th Century The stu...

Insurance Answer - A method of spreading the result of financial loss among a large number people. Life Insurance Answer - A contract under which one party (the insurer) in consideration of the premium payment, agrees to pay an amount stipulated in the contract to a designated person (the beneficiary) upon the occurrence of a contingency defined in the contract (usually that of death). Indemnity Answer - The concept that insurance should restore the insured, in whole or in part, to the con...

Indirect Loss - Answer- A secondary loss that follows from a direct loss to insured property from a covered peril. Ex. Hotel expenses incurred by the insured while a fire-damaged home is repaired is an indirect loss that follows the direct loss of the home. Exclusive Agency System - Answer- An insurance distribution system in which producers (agents) represent a single company. Ex. In the exclusive agency system, insurers use independent contractors (exclusive agents) that represent only on...

Test Bank For Behavior Modification: What It Is and How To Do It, 12th Edition 2024 by Garry Martin & Joseph J. Pear, All Chapters 1 - 29, Verified Newest Version Chapter 1 Introduction What Is Behavior? What Is Behavior Modification? What Is Behavioral Assessment? Historical Highlights of Behavior Modification Current Use of “Behavior Modification,” “Behavior Modifier,” and Related Terms Some Misconceptions About Behavior Modification The Approach of This Book Summary of Chapte...

B. Document them and revisit during project monitoring and controlling C. Document them and set them aside because they are already covered in your contingency plans D. Document them and give them to the customer - ANSWER-Answer B Risks change throughout the project. You need to review risks at intervals during the project to ensure that non-critical risks have not become critical. 9. All of the following are ALWAYS inputs to the risk management process EXCEPT: A. Historical informati...