BDS MODULES PART B QUESTIONS AND

BDS MODULES (PART B) QUESTIONS AND

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Question :Definitions of behavior

-often include only measurable and detectable behavior- sometimes exclude covert behavior-excludes states such as happy or sad

Correct Answer:-often include only measurable and

detectable behavior-sometimes exclude covert behavior- excludes states such as happy or sad

Question :Stimulus events may be described by

where they occur temporally relative to the target behavior

Correct Answer:where they occur temporally relative to the

target behavior

Question :Behavior can be exhibited by

Living single celled in complex organisms

Correct Answer:Living single celled in complex organisms

Question :Overt behavior

is measurable

Correct Answer:is measurable

Question :The definition of overt behavior includes

-movement of some part of the organism-a measurable change in the environment-displacement in space through time

Correct Answer:-movement of some part of the organism-a

measurable change in the environment-displacement in space through time

Question :From a behavior-analytic perspective, the

environment consists of stimulus conditions or events

Correct Answer:stimulus conditions or events

Question :Behavior

involves the movement of muscles and glands

Correct Answer:involves the movement of muscles and

glands

Question :Lifting ones finger

affects the environment

Correct Answer:affects the environment

Question :Most behavior can be classified

-as overt vs. covert-as operant vs. respondent-by response class

Correct Answer:-as overt vs. covert-as operant vs.

respondent-by response class

Question :Generally a response

is a single instance of a behavior

Correct Answer:is a single instance of a behavior

Question :Stimuli

-don't necessarily influence behavior-affect the receptor systems of an organism

Correct Answer:-don't necessarily influence behavior-affect

the receptor systems of an organism

Question :Behaviors that may differ in topography but are

collectively strengthened or weakened by the same consequence form a response class

Correct Answer:a response class

Question :A set of behaviors that are strengthened or

weakened as a result of the same consequence are called a response class

Correct Answer:a response class

Question :Select the most objective description of an event: The forest sounds were too loud for one to speak at a conversational level

Correct Answer:The forest sounds were too loud for one to

speak at a conversational level

Question :Which of the following may be a stimulus?

-a movement performed by the organism itself-a response exhibited by another person-a gradual change in temperature

Correct Answer:-a movement performed by the organism

itself-a response exhibited by another person-a gradual change in temperature

Question :All stimuli in a class could exert control over

behavior due to a single common feature

Correct Answer:due to a single common feature

Question :Which of the following many be a stimulus?

a movement performed by the organism itself

Correct Answer:a movement performed by the organism

itself

Question :Which of the following is a stimulus?

Pressure on the right-hand caused by ones left hand

Correct Answer:Pressure on the right-hand caused by ones

left hand