1. Define extinction. 2. Explain technically how you will implement an extinction procedure for problem behavior maintained by: Positive reinforcement; Negative reinforcement; AND Automatic reinforcement. 4. Provide an example for each of the ones above. 

As the liver-generated lipoproteins travel through the bloodstream, they empty their triglycerides primarily into fat cells throughout the body. After most of the triglycerides are removed, these lipoproteins become another type of lipoprotein that consists mostly of cholesterol. What is the name of this type of lipoprotein that consists chiefly of cholesterol and is considered the “bad” lipoprotein when over-abundant in blood circulation?

If a peanut butter and jelly sandwich contains a total of 50 grams of digestive carbohydrate, how many Calories of carbohydrate does the peanut butter and jelly sandwich contain? 

86) What is the procedure used for transferring the deceased’s property to his or her heirs if there is no will? Intestate Succession             Accession              Escheat Prescription

2. The most common way that real property is acquired is through:    A.Purchase    B.Gift    C.Inheritance

At least how much dietary fiber should adults eat daily?

Which specimen tubes must contain a 9-to-1 ratio of blood to anticoagulant to be accepted for testing?

Julia is working out at the gym. She usually walks home after her workout but this night she’s overly tired from a new exercise class she decided to take. She sees her neighbor Andrea in the gym and decides to ask for a ride home. In this situation, being tired serves as a __________ and the sight of the neighbor serves as a __________ for her behavior of asking for a ride. 

Which organ is responsible for making the triglyceride-emulsifying agent?

Dietary fats and cholesterol have trouble traveling in water. Therefore, upon absortion, dietary fat and cholesterol are packaged with protein. These lipid-protein packages called lipoproteins enable fat and cholesterol to travel in lymph and in blood. What is the name of the lipoprotein made by the intestinal absorptive cells?