Reinforcements

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Escape
________ reduces duration of negative reinforcement.
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________- reinforcement by removing: Behavior occurs to end or avoid the reinforcer.
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Reinforcement
________ is not static- it changes over time.
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Individualize
________ and customize the tokens so that they are identifiable as belonging to a particular client and can not be reprodued.
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Behavior
________ can be looked at in terms of two other variables-- those that happen immediately before the ________ is emitted, and those that happen immediately after.
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gradual decrease
Token depression: (________ in prices of back reinforcers) due to clients earning too few tokens (too strict ?)
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Rationale
________: saves time, easier than 25 individual economies, takes advantage of models, quick change in group dynamics, can include sub- economies.
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Bribery vs Positive Reinforcement
________: In bribery, incentive is offered before task is assigned.
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Reinforcement
________ can involve: the presentation or removal of any of stimulus.
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Reinforcement
________: Increases the probability of a behavior being repeated.
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Behavior can be looked at in terms of two other variables-
those that happen immediately before the behavior is emitted, and those that happen immediately after
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Reinforcement
Strengthens behavior
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R+
Positive reinforcement
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Reinforcement
Increases the probability of a behavior being repeated
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Think of Reinforcement as
reinforced concrete
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Remember this about reinforcement
behavior MUST get stronger
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Two types of reinforcers
primary and secondary
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Primary reinforcers
Food, water/drink, loud siren, shock, cold
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Secondary reinforcers
paychecks, toys, praise, awards
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Reinforcement can involve
the presentation or removal of any of stimulus
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Two Ways to Reinforce Behavior
adding or removing a stimulus
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Add a stimulus (+)
After the behavior, you give the child something
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The most popular type of reinforcement
is positive reinforcement
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Most pleasant type of reinforcement
positive reinforcement
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Most successful type of reinforcement (without the negative side effects)
is positive reinforcement
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Most common reinforcement includes praise, smiles, and paychecks
positive reinforcement
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Reinforcement by removing
BEHAVIOR STILL INCREASES
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Examples of negative reinforcement
buzzes, alarm clock
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Effective reinforcing
Assess immediately before teaching, immediacy, avoid satiation/provide novelty, permit sampling, remove competing contingencies, use appropriate reinforcer schedule for your goal, pair with natural reinforcers/setting events, reinforcer cannot interfere with task
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Bribery vs Positive Reinforcement
In bribery, incentive is offered before task is assigned
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Reinforcement is not static
it changes over time
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Rationale
saves time, easier than 25 individual economies, takes advantage of models, quick change in group dynamics, can include sub-economies
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Rationale saves
time
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Rationale is easier than
25 individual economies
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Rationale takes advantage of
models
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Rationale can result in
quick change in group dynamics
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Rationale can include
sub-economies
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Ethical Considerations of reinforcements
peer pressure, scapegoating, effects of individuals on group outcomes masked, performance trends of individuals masked, can lead to accepting ineffective intervention
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Haggling, arguments, and complaints; clients may attempt to get unearned tokens or backup reinforcers for which they have insufficient tokens
IGNORE THESE
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Token inflation
(gradual increase in prices of backup reinforcers) due to clients earning too many tokens (too lenient?)
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Token depression
(gradual decrease in prices of back reinforcers) due to clients earning too few tokens (too strict?)
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Confusion in token economy possibly due to
the program being too complex
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Hoarding
(failure to exchange tokens)
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For hoarding, following token exchange, clients should
lose all unspent tokens

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