Simone’s mother asks Simone what she would like for a snack, and 10 seconds later, Simone asks for a gummy bear. Simone’s mother gives her a gummy bear, and Simone chews on it for 30 seconds. One minute later, Simone asks her mother for another gummy bear. Which part of this scenario exemplifies the fundamental property of temporal extent?
[FinB] Ethan, a behavior analyst, is consulting at an aerona…
Ethan, a behavior analyst, is consulting at an aeronautics company to improve accuracy when conducting a specific procedure. He collects baseline data and implements a training package to evaluate the impact on accuracy. After a few observations, the results depict a significant improvement in the employees’ accuracy. However, Ethan was unaware that during the training package intervention, a company manager had placed signs around the office demonstrating how to conduct the specific procedure. Which of the following is likely true of Ethan’s conclusion that the program was primarily responsible for the change in the employees’ behavior?
[FinB] A behavior analyst is working on toilet training with…
A behavior analyst is working on toilet training with several clients, all focused on the target behavior of appropriate eliminations. The behavior is difficult to reverse, and the parents of each client request that treatment not be removed to a return to baseline but are fine with an initial extended baseline. Which experimental design would be most appropriate for the behavior analyst to use?
The system for recommendations of patient management that fo…
The system for recommendations of patient management that follow the level of cancer risk is called
[FinB] Brea is a behavior analyst working with one of her cl…
Brea is a behavior analyst working with one of her clients to reduce their self-injurious behavior. When testing the effects of two interventions on reducing instances of self-injurious behavior, Brea notes that the pattern of responding established in one of her treatment conditions appears to persist despite a return to the baseline condition. The results of these data are most likely being impacted by which confound?
[FinB] Bethany, a behavior analyst, is implementing a changi…
Bethany, a behavior analyst, is implementing a changing criterion design where their client is trying to increase the ounces of water consumed per day until they reach their goal amount. Bethany reviews the data during one of the sub phases by looking at the level and trend. Which type of analysis is Bethany conducting?
Where does the uterine artery originate?
Where does the uterine artery originate?
Which happens to skeletal muscle fibers if a person remains…
Which happens to skeletal muscle fibers if a person remains inactive for weeks?
[FinB] Jami, a behavior analyst, is working with several cli…
Jami, a behavior analyst, is working with several clients on decreasing dribbling spit, with the dependent variable being the appropriate use of a replacement item (such as a chew, food item, etc.). The behavior is potentially harmful to reverse, and the parents of each client request that treatment not be removed for a return to baseline. Which experimental design would be most appropriate for the behavior analyst to use?
[FinB] Brea is a behavior analyst working with one of her cl…
Brea is a behavior analyst working with one of her clients to reduce their self-injurious behavior. When testing the effects of two interventions on reducing instances of self-injurious behavior, Brea notes that the pattern of responding established in one of her treatment conditions appears to persist despite a return to the baseline condition. The results of these data are most likely being impacted by which confound?