BDS Module B14 part 3
"Go to your room," is - ANSWER-1. Mand if said to a child to get him to go to his room.
- A tact in response to a picture depicting someone gesturing for another person to go
- Neither a mand nor tact said in response to someone reading from a novel.
to their room.
Questions are usually - ANSWER-mands for verbal behavior
An intraverbal response - ANSWER-Is controlled by a verbal SD and has no point-to- point correspondence
Saying "water" as a MAND suggests that - ANSWER-The speaker may be water deprived
"Jump" is an - ANSWER-1. Partial intraverbal and tact if said in response to "what did he do next?"
- Echoic if said after someone else says it
- Mand if said to help someone to know when to jump rope
An intraverbal is a verbal operant - ANSWER-1. where the response does not have point-to-point correspondence
- Where the stimulis is verbal
- That is reinforced by generalized reinforcement
It can be difficult to teach children to tact private events accurately because - ANSWER- the stimulus is not directly visible to the teacher
Tacting - ANSWER-is primarily controlled by a nonverbal object, event, relation, or property
Generally speaking, Mands and tacts are controlled by _______ and _______, respectively. - ANSWER-MOs and SDs
Kaya says, "I want juice." Leigh responds, "You must be thirsty." Leigh's response is an example of - ANSWER-An intraverbal
A child walks into a room, sees a ball, and says "ball." Saying "ball" is - ANSWER-A tact
Saying "water" as a TACT suggests that - ANSWER-There is water in view
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