Exam 4: Increasing a Behavior With Positive Reinforcement

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Describe the treatment condition for Darren's program.

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Give an example of noncontingent reinforcement that is not in this chapter.

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Give an example of contingent reinforcement that is not in this chapter.

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"It is always the individual's performance that tells you whether or not you have selected an effective reinforcer." Explain what this means.

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Is it correct to conclude that a withdrawn child necessarily does not like attention from other people? Explain.

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State the Partial-Knowledge Misapplication Pitfall. How is this pitfall exemplified by Coach Keedwell?

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What is adventitious reinforcement? What is a superstitious behavior? Give an example of each that is not in this chapter.

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When Coach Keedwell required young swimmers to show improved performance in order to earn a fun activity at the end of practice, their performance improved dramatically. Was this a direct-acting or an indirect-acting effect of reinforcement? Justify your choice.

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How do some authors use the terms direct and indirect contingencies of reinforcement? What suggestions do the authors of this text make regarding that usage, and why?

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Describe the baseline condition for Darren's program.

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Define negative reinforcement and give an example that is not from this chapter.

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Does extrinsic reinforcement undermine intrinsic motivation? Discuss.

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Using the definition of positive reinforcer, describe the steps to test if a particular item is a reinforcer for someone. Illustrate with an example that is not from this chapter.

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Distinguish between the direct- and indirect-acting effects of reinforcement.

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Discuss evidence that people's behavior can be modified without their being aware of it.

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Briefly describe, in a sentence each, eight factors that influence the effectiveness of reinforcement.

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Consider this statement: "A college student was reinforced for studying for three hours on the weekend by getting a good grade on the test the following week." How does this statement exemplify the Inaccurate-Explanation-of-Behavior Pitfall?

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State the second type of Inaccurate-Explanation-of-Behavior Pitfall, and give an example.

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