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| Establishing Operation - EO |
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| An antecedent that momentarily increases the value of a stimulus as a reinforcer and evokes behavior that has produced that reinforcement in the past |
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| Abolishing Operation - AO |
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| An antecedent that momentarily decreases the value of a stimulus as a reinforcer and does not evoke behavior that has produced that stimulus in the past |
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| Conditioned motivating operation - CMO |
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| Motivating variables that momentarily alter the reinforcing effectiveness of other stimuli, objects, or events due to an organism’s learning history. |
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| Unconditioned motivating operation - UMO |
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| Motivating variables that momentarily alter the reinforcing effectiveness of other stimuli, object’s or events based on an organisms phylogency (no learning history) |
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| Difference between MO & SD |
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Sd is related to differential availabiltiy of a reinforcer
MO is related to differential effectiveness of a reinforcer |
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| Antecedent stimulus exerts control over a particular response and signals reinforcement is available |
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Momentarily alters the reinforcing effectiveness of a stimulus, object, or event.
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| Environmental variables that as a result of learning history, establishes or abolishes the reinforcing effectiveness of another stimulus and evokes or abates the behavior that has been reinforced in the past |
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| A stimulus that acquires its MO effectiveness by being paired with another MO and has the same value-altering and behavior-altering effects as the MO it was paired with |
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| A stimulus that acquires its MO effectiveness by preceding some form of worsening or improvement |
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| Behavior Altering & Value Altering |
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| Behavior Altering effects either |
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| increase or decrease reinforcing effectiveness |
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| Value Altering effects focus on which aspect of the three-term contingency |
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| EO's have what type of effect? |
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| AO's have what type of effect? |
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Program Competing reinforcers
Pre-session pairing
Errorless teaching
Demand Fading
Task Variation
Fast Pace of instruction
Providing Choices
Task-interspersal
High-Probability request sequence |
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Aversive Stimulation (Sp+)
Reprimands and Conditioned Sp
Removal of Sp+ (Sp-/ cost response)
Bx altering: Hard to show evocative/abative effect |
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