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Question 61

Elizabeth engages in skin scratching that never occurs when others are present. Additionally, no one has commented on this behavior, and it has occurred undetected by others for quite a long while. Elizabeth hides the scratch marks under clothing. The scratching behavior is MOST likely to be maintained by:

A. adventitious reinforcemen

B. social reinforcemen

C. tangible reinforcemen

D. automatic reinforcemen

Correct Answer:D

Question 62

Frequency would be the MOST appropriate measure for which scenario?

A. The behavior analyst wants to reduce the number of times Jack hits Jil

B. Jack wants his employees to increase the number of kits made in one hou

C. Jack's parents want him to reduce his persistent hand flappin

D. Jill wants to increase her son's compliance with room-cleaning request

Correct Answer:A

Question 63

Joe describes himself as being addicted to video games. He is told that if he does not complete his chores, he will lose access to his computer. On Monday, he refuses to complete his chores and he loses access to his computer for 2 days. From Tuesday on, Joe's refusals cease. The change in Joe's behavior is MOST likely to be the result oF.

A. an aversive procedur

B. negative punishmen

C. compliance trainin

D. contingency contractin

Correct Answer:B

Question 64

Which measurement would be MOST useful when evaluating a procedure designed to teach a person to respond at a uniform pace?

A. duration

B. inter-response time

C. latency

D. frequency

Correct Answer:B

Question 65

Margarita exhibited the following counts of maladaptive behaviors. The previously implemented procedure to help her (Procedure A) was discontinued on 10/5 and the present procedure (Procedure B) was implemented. Procedures were implemented 2 times per day (once in the morning and once in the evening) for 20 minutes per session.
The AM and PM data for each procedure were graphed separately. What can be inferred from the data?

A. The data across Procedure A and Procedure B show no change or tren

B. The data for Procedure A show an increasing tren

C. The data for Procedure A show the desired change in behavio

D. The data for Procedure A suggest that it is more effective than Procedure

Correct Answer:B

Question 66

A behavior analyst has taught a student to look at the teacher when the teacher is speaking. Later, the student is observed looking at a classmate when the classmate is speaking. The student looking at the classmate is a result oF.

A. discrimination trainin

B. response maintenanc

C. stimulus generalizatio

D. response generalizatio

Correct Answer:C

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