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3 FORCES THAT REVOLUTIONALIZED EDUCATION FOR DISABILITIES: normilization advocates- live normal life
civil rights activi
4 B.MODED SELF MANAGEMENT PERSONAL PROBLEMS: saving $$$
increase exercise
study habits
gambleling
4 BEHAV. B.MODED IN GOV. INDUSTRY BUSINESS: improve productivity
decrease tardiness
improve work safety
reduce theft
improve relationships
4 BEHAV. OF AUTISTIC THAT HAVE BEEN B.MODED: self stimulatory behavior
social skills
language skills
self care
4 BEHAV. OF CHILDREN IMPROVED BY B.MOD: walk - languege
toilet - chores
4 BEHAV. OF DISABILITIES THAT HAVE BEEN B.MODED: social skills
toilet skills
communication skills
self help
4 QUALiTIES A REINF. SHOULD HAVE: readily available
presented immediatly after desired behavior
used over and over again w/o satiation
dont require a great deal of time
4 W/SCHITZO THAT HAVE BEEN B.MODED: social skills
job finding
assertiveness
hallucinations/delusions
5 AREAS B MOD IS APPLIED P,E,DD,SM,MH: parenting
education
dev. disabilites
self managent
medical& health
ABC ASSESMENT: observations to determin the stimulus
antecedents of a behav., behav.
APPLICATON OF HEALTH PSYCH.; trtmnt of med probs
compliance
healthy living
caregivers
stress
B.MOD DEF OF ENVIROMENT: people,objects events present in surroundings
BACKUP REINFORCER: stimulus becomes a reinf. by association
w/other reinf.
dolphins- BASELINE; a measure of behav. in the absence of (prior
to or following) a treatment
or intervention program
BEHAVIOR: anything person says or does
muscular,glandulr, elect. activiity
of organism
BEHAVIOR ASSESMENT t-c-ts-to: identify treatment/causes
treatment strat.
BEHAVIOR DEFICIT: too little of certain behavior
BEHAVIOR EXCESS: too much behav. of particular type
BEHAVIOR VS. PRODUCT OF BEHAV.: result of behavior
drinking-late for work
BEHAVIR MODIFICATION: systematic application of learning principle and
techniques to improve CONDITIONED PUNISHER; stimulus is a punisher from being paired
w/other punishers
CONDITIONED REINFORCER: stimulus that is a reinf. from being paried
with other reinf
CONTINGENT REINF.: behavior must occur before reinf. will be presented
CONTINUOUS REINFORCEMENT: simplest schedule
certain behaior gets certain reinf.
key in door-opens
tap- water
COVERT BEHAVIOR: not directly observable by others
DISCRETE-TRAILS PROC.: distinct stimulus is presented b4
response, followed by reinf.
response rate=stimulus rate
EQUIVALENCE CLASS: a set of completely dissimilar stimuli
but all m
ESS DEE discriminative: a cue that a particular response will pay off
reinf. in presence of part. stimulus
ESS DELTA stimulus of extinction: cue that it will not pay off
extinguished in presense of
EXTINCTION BURST: increase in responding during extinctio
EXTINCTION OF COND. REINFORCER: ceasing to provide bakup reinf. for
conditioned reinf.
FIXED DURATION SCHEDULE: period that the behav. must be engaged in is fixed from reinf. to reinf.
FIXED INTERVAL LIMITED HOLD; 1st response is after FI of time is reinf.
FIXED INTERVAL SCHEDULE; 1st response after fixed period of time following the p FIXED RATIO; reinforcement occurs each time a set #
FREE OPERANT PROCEDURE; individual is free to respond repeatedly
worksheet- 1 prob a min
or 3 probs a min
GENERALIZATION VS. DISCRIMINATION: general as opposed to particular
GOOD STIMULUS CONTROL: a strong correlation btwn the occurrence
of a st
HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY: how pysch. factors influence illness
practice healthy behavior
INTERMITTEN REINFORCEMENT: reinforcing behavior occasionally
MOTIVATING OPERATION deprivation-no reinf. satiation- too much reinf.: events/conditions that temporarily alter effectiveness of reinf.
alter the frequency of behavior NATURAL ENVIRO
NATURAL REINFR.; setting in which these occur

unprogrammed reinf. that occur in the normal course of everyday living
NON CONTINGENT REINF.: reinf. presented at particular time; regaurdless of preceeding behavior
OPERANT BEHAVIOR: behavior that operate on the enviro. to generate consequences
make soup/taste bland/
ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR MANAGEMNT: application of behav. principals & methods to
the study & control of ind. and group behav.
OVERT BEHAVIOR: behavior that is obseravble
PIT FALLS OF EXTINCTION: those who arent aware of extinction apply it unknowingly to desried behavior.
kid waits or interupts
PITFALL OF + REINF. UNKNOWLY APPLIED TO STRENGTHEN UNDESRED BEHAV.: unaware of how to correctly reinf. strengthen undesirable

eye contact in withdrawn kids
POSITIVE REINFORCER: event presented immediately follwoing a behavior
increases behavior
reward
PREMACK PRINCIPLE: opportunity to engage in a behavior that has a high prob. of occuring can be used to reinf. a beavior t
PRINCIPLE OF POSITIVE REINFMENT: somebody does something that is followed immediately by a + reinf., person
is more likely to do it again in
same situation
PRINCIPLES OF EXTINCTION: if previously reinf. response & its not
followd by reinf. consequence, then less
likely to happen
RATIO STRAIN: deterioration of responding from increasing FR schedule too rapidly
SCHEDULE OF REINFOREMENT: rule specifying which occurence of a
behavior will be reinforced
SIMPLE INTERVAL SCHEDULE WHY NOT USED: FI produces long postreinf. pauses
VI responses not lower than ratio schedule
SPONTANEOUS RECOVERY: reappearance of an extinguished behavior following a STIMULI; people, objects, events that make up enviro.
STIMULUS DISCRIMINATION TRAING VS. STIMULUS CONTROL: teaching stimulus discrimination

the degree of correlation btwn
stimulus & reinf.
STIMULUS GENERALIZATION: increased probability of a behav. in the
presence of one stimulus as a result
of having been reinf. in presence
of another stimulus
kids dog - cow dog
STIMULUS VS. DISCRM. STIMULUS: anything present in your surroundings

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TARGET BEHAVIOR: behaviors to be improved
TOKEN SYSTEM & TOKENS: accumulated and exchanged for bakup reinf.
UNCONDITIONED REINFORCER: reinf. without prior learning
important for survival
hunger
VARIABLE INTERVAL LIMITED HOLD: ist response after VI of time is reinf.
response must occur w/in set
VARIABLE RATIO: the #of responses required to produce
reinfo. changes u
VARIABLE SCHEDULE: length of the interval changes unpredic

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