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_________ introduced the term verbal behavior to deal with the __________ of the speaker.
A. Chomsky; transformation grammar
B. Skinner; performance
C. Crick; conscience
D. Pavlov; conditioned responses |
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According to the behavioral of functional account, sign language, gestures, and body movements are instances of:
A. nonverbal communication
B. message transmission
C. verbal behavior
D. culture and tradition |
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One kind of conditioned establishing operation (CEO) called the _________ involves withholding an object or item necessary to complete a behavioral sequence.
A. no item method
B. absent object technique
C. interrupted item method
D. blocked response |
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When a verbal response depends on a verbal discriminative stimulus, the verbal relations are :
A. manding
B. tacting
C. intraverbal
D. textual |
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In echoic behavior, when ___________ by the child correspond to those of the adult, the _______ patterns also overlap.
A. sounds; temporal
B. phonemes; reverberation
C. speech; phoneme
D. articulations; acoustical |
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| D. articulations; acoustical |
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When pecking the keys is based on line angle or form depending on the state of the house light (on/off), we can say that the pigeon shoes:
A. simple discrimination
B. conditioned discrimination
C. simple generalization
D. generalized discrimination |
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| B. conditioned discrimination |
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A response such as "I have butterflies in my stomach" can be analyzed as: _____________
A. generalized tacting
B. generalized manding
C. formal manding
D. formal tacting |
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When reinforcement is based on matching of geometric forms to different line anghles, the procedure is called:
A. identity matching
B. matching to sample
C. transitivity matching
D. symbolic matching |
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If a picture of a dog, the spoken word "dog," and the written word DOG all regulate the same behavior, we say that the stimulus classes are:
A. overlapping
B. the same
C. equivalent
D. confounded |
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Advanced Section:
In terms of interlocking contingencies, a vertical arrow (downward) from the speaker's operant chain to that of the listener indicates that:
A.the speaker's behavior causes stimulation and/or reinforcement for the listener's behavior
B. the listener is causally motivated to behave as the speaker requests.
C. the speaker is motivated to produce a condition for the listener
D. the interaction between the speaker and the listener is mutually beneficial and anticipated |
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| A.the speaker's behavior causes stimulation and/or reinforcement for the listener's behavior |
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