Contingency-shaped behavior is primarily influenced by experiences rather than verbal descriptions.

A parent brings in their 16 year old child. The mother states, “he sleeps all day and won’t come out of his room.” This is most likely…

“The ability of hooded crows to pass relational matching-to-sample (RMTS) tests suggests that they form emergent stimulus relations without explicit reinforcement.”

In Kelleher’s experiments, token reinforcement produced cumulative response patterns similar to food reinforcement.

Give one example of a behavioral contract you could use in a workplace setting.

Which situation best illustrates automatic reinforcement maintaining rule-followed behavior?

Which of the following is an example of negative behavioral contrast?

Imagine a typical summer afternoon in Seoul with high traffic. Describe how photochemical smog is likely to form in this situation. Identify at least three key ingredients and explain their roles.

You are in the ER. A patient comes in complaining of asthma. What interventions should be applied FIRST? Choose ALL that apply.

Smith (2014) explains that some parents of children with ASD are extremely stressed, especially if their children display severely disruptive behavior. He describes one intervention, similar to cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), that helps parents to overcome thoughts and feelings that obstruct their efforts to address their child’s problem behavior (e.g., helplessness or guilt). This intervention is referred to as ___________.