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534 Set 3 (Partial)

This is the third of 3 partial sets for 534 FBI project.

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Relationships learned without direct training or reinforcement Emergent stimulus relations
A = A (matching identical stimuli) Reflexivity
If A = B, then B = A. Symmetry
If A = B and B = C, then A = C. Transitivity
Test for untrained stimulus relations Equivalence Test
Stimuli become functionally equivalent without direct reinforcement Stimulus Equivalence
Stimulus punishes without prior pairing. Unconditioned Punisher
Stimulus punishes due to learning history. Conditioned Punisher
Response recovers when punishment is removed. Recovery from Punishment
Response rate shifts in opposite directions across schedule components. Behavioral Contrast
Physically preventing a behavior from being completed. Response Blocking
Interrupt behavior and redirect to high-probability behavior. Response Interruption and Redirection (RIRD)
Consequence of loss of opportunity to earn reinforcers. Time Out (from Positive Reinforcement)
Consequence of specific reinforcers taken away. Response Cost
Untrained but functionally equivalent responses occur. Response Generalization
Where the behavior was taught Instructional Setting
Where the behavior should occur but wasn't taught Generalization Setting
The contingencies that exist without intervention Naturally existing contingency
Contingencies arranged by the practitioner Contrived contingency
 



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