BDS module B3 part 3
An unconditioned stimulus elicits an unconditioned response, but the unconditioned response may be transformed into an operant - ANSWER-by following us with a reinforcing stimulus with it is elicited
Jay like a particular toy, so his parents make playing with it contingent on chores. Jay then says he doesn't not like it, so the contingency is removed. The toy, - ANSWER- May still be a reinforcer
Two arguing siblings are quieted (and remain quieted) by a parent's reprimand. For the SIBLINGS, the reprimand serves as - ANSWER-punishment
A child requests a carrot from his mother and she gives it to him. He continues to request carrots. This exemplifies - ANSWER-positive reinforcement
A priority for a new client is increased play. While providing unconditioned reinforcers, like food. Pairing with smiles and positive comments with the delivery of the primary reinforcer is - ANSWER-A respondent conditioning procedure to make one self and stronger condistioned reinforcer
Clients in a home become quiet and distressed when a certain staff enters. A client privately reported that staff member reprimands them for talking. Their response to the person can be conceptualized as, - ANSWER-Respondent, because the staffer has become a conditioned aversive stimulus AND operant, because the talking diminished as it was punished
You find that moving in your seat can temporarily relieve back pain. Relief from paid probably serves as - ANSWER-Negative reinforcement
Name secondary reinforcers - ANSWER-Money, soothing words, friends voice, religion, fashion, sexual jokes
Two arguing siblings are quieted by a parent's reprimand. For the PARENT, the cessation of arguing probably serves as - ANSWER-negative reinforcement
When a RBTs graph was corrected by the BCBA the tech was upset and rude. After this, was can say from a behavior perspective that - ANSWER-Could be operant and respondent conditioning, this may have been reinforced with escape in the past, and past criticism may have previously been paired with aversive consequences
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