Which of the following is an example of punishment?

 Which of the following is an example of an EO for punishment?

 Solana wants to stay more hydrated throughout the day. She purchases a 40-ounce water bottle and sets a reminder on her phone to drink 8 ounces of water every 30 minutes. It takes her about 1 minute to drink 8 ounces of water. She will refill her water bottle three times a day while she is at work. Which part of this scenario exemplifies the fundamental property of temporal locus?

Martin tells his dad that his little cousin is stealing his snacks. Martin’s dad takes the cousin to another room. In the future, Martin will always tell his dad when his cousin is stealing his snacks. This is an example of:

 Anna does not understand a statement in the unit handout for her graduate class. Anna immediately emails her co-instructor for clarification. What is the value-altering effect?

Stephen has implemented a program to decrease a client’s verbal outbursts (quoting cartoons loudly) during independent seatwork at school. As part of a functional analysis, Maurice determines that the behaviors are maintained by attention from the classroom teacher. Based on these findings, Stephen proposes a program to teach the client to ask for attention appropriately and explains to the teacher that this would include reinforcing the appropriate methods and putting the inappropriate methods of gaining attention on extinction. Which of the seven dimensions of behavior analysis is best demonstrated in this scenario? 

 Which of the following is an example of a conditional discrimination?

 Indie is trying to get into shape. His trainer tells him to complete at least six repetitions of all the recommended exercises. During his workout, Indie tallies up the number of repetitions he completed for each exercise. Once these are counted, Indie knows if he completed all the recommended exercises and records the totals in a daily log. Which of the following describes the function of the response?

Bill watches Monique happily play with the car ramp. Bill yells, “I want the cars!” He grabs the cars out of Monique’s hands and starts playing with the cars on the ramp. The daycare teacher says, “Bill, that was not nice!” What is the antecedent for Bill grabbing the cars?

Ruth is a child who does not like to go to school. Ruth typically has a tantrum when she is awakened in the morning that includes whining, crying, and falling to the floor, and can last anywhere from 5 to 15 minutes. She also usually has a tantrum in the middle of the day when she starts to get tired, but these are typically less intense, last only a couple of minutes, and taking a nap seems to soothe her. Which part of this scenario exemplifies the fundamental property of repeatability?