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| Interbehavioral Psychology |
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| Structure-bound conceptual system in which it is inferred that, because certain antecedents are distinguishable from discrete stimuli, the mechanisms that affect b must also be distinct |
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| contextual or Ecological variables |
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| Non-discrete stimuli which overlap with discrete antecedent Bx relationships |
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| Discriminative stimulus for Reinforcement |
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| Discriminative Stimulus for Extinction |
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| Discriminative Stimulus for Punishment |
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| SDs evoke Bx because in the past that Bx has been reinforced in its presence |
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| SDs are correlated with the ____________ of reinforcement |
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| S Deltas ________ Bx because in the past that Bx has been extinguished in its presence |
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| S Deltas abate Bx because in the past that Bx has been extinguished in its presence |
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| SDeltas are correlated with the _________ of reinforcement |
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| An antecedent condition that has two effects: value altering & behavior altering |
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| Value altering & Bx altering |
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| MO value altering effect: |
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| momentary alteration in the effectiveness of a stimulus as a reinforce; momentary increase or decrease in the effectiveness of a reinforcer |
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| alters the momentary frequency of any bx that has been reinforced by the stimulus whose value (effectiveness) has been altered by that same MO; evokes or abates bx |
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| EOs Related to Reinforcement |
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| Establishing operations related to reinforcement are MOs that increase the value of other events as forms of reinforcement; they evoke the type of bx that has been reinforced by those events in the past |
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| AOs related to reinforcement |
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| Abolishing operations related to reinforcement are MOs that decrease the value of other events as forms of reinforcement; they abate the bx |
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| Non-contingent stimulus presentation or Response independent stimulus delivery |
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| High probability of compliance |
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| Low probability of compliance |
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| the tendency for a pattern of bx, once established, to persist despite some opposition to the response-reinforce relationship |
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| bx mass times bx velocity |
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| the resistance of the baseline response rate to change when the response reinforcer relationship is disrupted |
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| equal to the (baseline) response rate |
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| Response Reinforcer Disruptors |
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extinction
satiation
dark key food (periods between components)
punishment
DRA & FT/VT reinforcement
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| Factors affecting the effectiveness of high P instructional sequence |
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1. inter high p -low p interval
2. reinforce quality for high p compliance
3. Variability of the high p instructions |
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| A lack of stimulus control |
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| developing stimulus control |
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