Behavior Management Test 1

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Pavlovs theory on behavior

automatic/reflex

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what conditioning does pavlov believe in

classical conditioning

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skinners theory on behavior

Behavior changes because of consequences

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what conditioning does skinner believe in

operant conditioning

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This type of conditioning is involuntary where the stimulus comes before the response (example:bell—>response) AUTOMATIC

classical

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This type of conditining is voluntary where Consequence comes after behavior

(Behavior → consequence) CHOICE/CONSEQUENCE


operant

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which theorist believed that behavior is caused by unmet needs/that basic NEEDS must come first

maslow

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which theorist believed that behavior is learned through social learning by watching and copying others (modeling)

bandura

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which theorist believed that behavior is based off of a classroom environment

kounin

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this theorist believed in choice theory, that behavior is chosen

glasser

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5 needs glasser believed people act to meet

survival, love, power, freedom, fun

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this theorist would respond to behavior by pairing it with a positive experience

pavlov

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this theorist would respond to behavior by using reinforcement/punishment

skinner

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this theorist would respond to behavior by making sure basic needs are met first

maslow

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this theorist would respond to behavior by making sure to be modeling good behavior

bandura

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this theorist would respond to behavior by having good pacing and transitions

kounin

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this theorist would respond to behavior by helping students make better choices

glasser

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what is behavior not

a feeling

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behavior is something that can be

seen or measured

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This classical conditioning term naturally causes a response (food)

US

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This classical conditioning term is the natural response (drooling)

UR

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This classical conditioning term does not cause the response at first but eventually does (bell)

NS

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This classical conditioning term is the old neutral stimulus after its learned (bell after conditoning)

CS

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This classical conditioning term is the learned response (drooling to bell noise)

CR

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this is when you are able to change or produce a behavior

control

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this is when you change something in the environment to affect behavior (not always bad)

manipulation

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This ABC happens before behavior it is the TRIGGGER

antecendent

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This ABC is what is observable ( what the person does)

behavior

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This ABC happens after the behavior

consequence

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another way of stating the ABC Contigency

before-behavior-after

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reinforcement ___ the behavior

increases

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punishment ___ the behavior

decreases

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___reinforcement is when you add something good to increase a behavior (get cnady for good work)

positive

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___reinforcement is when you remove something bad to increase behavior (if they turn in homework there is no extra practice)

negative

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___punishment is when you add something unpleasant to decrease a behavior (extra work after misbehavior)

positive

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___punishment is when you remove something pleasant to decrease a behavior (extra work after misbehavior)

negative

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basic needs arent met, too late, wrong reinforcer, and inconsistant are all reasons why…

reinforcement may not work

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this reinforcement schedule is when you reinforce EVERY time and best for learning a NEW behavior

continuos

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this reinforcement schedule is when you reinforce SOME of the time and is bets for maintaining a behavior

intermittent/variable

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this reinforcement schedule is when you give reinforcement less often and helps with independence

schedule thinning

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if not used correctly negative reinforcement could cause…

avoidance

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if not used correctly negative punishment could cause

emotional damage

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premack principle

first, then

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these reinforcers are motivations you don’t need to learn ex: food

primary

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these rienforces are things you do need to learn ex: money

secondary

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satiation

the act of fulfilling a need

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deprivation

lacking something you desire/need