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ABA
341 Chapter 16
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| abative effect | behaviour altering Decrease |
| abolishing operations (AO) | decrease the effectiveness of the stimulus, object, or event |
| behaviour-altering effect | may Increasing frequency (evocative effect) or Decrease in frequency (abative effect) |
| conditioned motivation operation (CMO) | learned (money, toys) |
| discriminative stimulus (sD) realated to punishment | availability to reinforcement |
| establishing operations (EO) | increase the effectiveness of the stimulus, object, or event |
| Evocative effect | behaviour altering Increase: |
| function-altering effect | permanent change in persons repertoire |
| motivating operation (MO) | any environmental variable that alters the effectiveness of some stimulus, object, or event as a reinforcer I ant it but not always available |
| recovery from punishment procedure | occurrence of previously punished response without punishing consequence |
| reflexive conditioned motivating operation (CMO-R) | stimulus that systematically precedes (and thus warns of) either a ‘worsening’ or ‘improvement’ with regard to painful stimulation, |
| repertoire-altering effect | current frequency or future frequency |
| reinforcer-aboloshing effect | MO, decrease |
| reinforcer-establishing effect | MO, increase |
| surrogate conditioned motivating operation (CMO-S) | stimulus that has been previously paired with a UMO and develops the same motivative effects |
| transitive conditioned motivating operation (CMO-T) | Makes something else effective as reinforcement because of its relation or association to the unconditioned reinforcer |
| unconditioned motivating operation (UMO) | unlearned (food, water, heat, pain) |
| unpairing | occurrence of stimulus paired with already effective stimulus, oroccurrence of stimulus in the absent or presence of effective stimulus |
| value-altering effect | Increase: establishing operation, EO Decrease: abolishing operation, AO |
| setting the events | evironmental condition, effects which stimulus response patters occur |
| temporally proximate | occurs close |
| temporally distant | occurs distant |
| setting events | used exclusively with problem behaviour help set the stage for antecedent and behaviour responses |
| Sd | a signal for reinforcement |
| hibituation | non edible(no more of the item) |
| sasiated | ingested items (you no longer seek the food or water) |
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