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LAC RBT Day 4

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Behavior Anything that organism does involving action and/or response to stimulation. More generally, this includes everything that a person does. For example, eating, breathing, sitting, blinking, tapping a pencil, swallowing, and talking.
Operational Definition Breaking a behavior definition into observable and measurable terms, so that everyone observing and tracking the behavior is consistent.
Functions of Behavior Sensory Escape Attention Tangible (SEAT)
Sensory (Automatic Reinforcement) A bx that someone does because it feels good. Some bx produce their own reinforcement- like scratching your back when it itches. Bx whose function is automatic R+ are typically in the form of a natural sensory consequence-relief of thirst, hunger, etc.
Escape A behavior that an individual engages in to avoid an aversive stimulus.
Attention The individual engages in a behavior to seek out attention from peers and/or adults.
Tangible A behavior that an individual engages in to gain access to an item or preferred activity.
Punishment Something that makes a behavior/response less likely to occur in the future.
Positive Punishment When a behavior/response is less likely to occur in the future due to the addition of an aversive stimuli/condition immediately following the behavior/response.
Negative Punishment When a behavior/response is less likely to occur in the future due to the removal of a reinforcing stimulus/condition immediately following the behavior/response.
Extinction No longer providing reinforcement for a previously reinforced response.
Extinction Burst A predictable, temporary increase in the rate and intensity of a behavior when an extinction procedure is first used.
Spontaneous Recovery A behavior reappears after it has decreased or stopped entirely during extinction procedures.
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