A teacher sends a student to in-school suspension for bullying another student. The student does not bully other students anymore following the suspension. When the teacher observes another student bullying, they immediately send them to in-school suspension, removing the aversive stimulus from the environment. The teacher’s behavior is maintained by _____.
If behavior does increase when a stimulus is provided contin…
If behavior does increase when a stimulus is provided contingent on behavior, the stimulus is a reinforcer.
During indoor recess, Carter exchanged 7 tokens for time to…
During indoor recess, Carter exchanged 7 tokens for time to watch preferred videos on a tablet. What do the preferred videos on a tablet function as?
You earn $50 for helping your friend’s grandparent move. You…
You earn $50 for helping your friend’s grandparent move. You use it to purchase pizza, your cover charge for the bar, and a beer. In this scenario, the $50 is a ___________.
How does the study of phylogenetic behavior contribute to ou…
How does the study of phylogenetic behavior contribute to our understanding of human behavior?
What is the key distinction between noncontingent reinforcem…
What is the key distinction between noncontingent reinforcement (NCR) and contingent reinforcement?
Variability in a single-case design refers to
Variability in a single-case design refers to
What is the primary goal of negative reinforcement?
What is the primary goal of negative reinforcement?
What is the term for the process of weakening a conditioned…
What is the term for the process of weakening a conditioned response (CR) by repeatedly presenting the conditioned stimulus (CS) without the unconditioned stimulus (UCS)?
In a single-case design, “level” refers to
In a single-case design, “level” refers to