ABC chart

Antecedents are stimuli, settings, and contexts that occur ___________ the behavior

• At the same time as

• Immediately following

• Some time after

• Before

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___________________ are events/stimuli that immediately follow a behavior.

• Antecedents

• Behavior

• Consequences

• Three term contingency

The 3 parts of the ABC model are

• Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence

• Antecedent,

  Belief, Consequence

• Applied,

  Behavior, Consequence

• Applied,

  Behavior, Control

The ABC chart contains

• date

• time

• observer

• all of the abovve

In the ABC chart, what is a pre-existing condition?

• Previous illness

• There is no pre-existing condition

• Factors that increase vulnerability

• the behavior

Reinforcement that is provided for problem behavior is discontinued in order to decrease or eliminate occurrences of the behavior

• Negative reinfrocement

• Exctinction

• Negative punishment

• Time out

Extinction burst is

• A decrease in the negative behavior will likely be observed shortly after extinction procedures are implemented

• A decrease in positive behavior will likely be observed shortly after extinction procedures are implemented

• An increase in positive behavior will likely be observed shortly after extinction procedures are implemented

• An increase in the negative behavior will likely be observed shortly after extinction procedures are implemented

One type of extinction is

• social extinction

• escape extinction

• negative extinction

• positive extinction

Sensory extinction is

• Extinction on behaviors maintained by positive reinforcement

• Extinction on behaviors maintained by negative reinforcement

• Extinction on behaviors maintained by automatic reinforcement

• Extinction on behaviors maintained by punishment

Spontaneous recovery is

• Tendency for the behavior to never occur again even in situations that are similar to those in which it occurred before extinction

• Tendency for the behavior to occur again in situations that are similar to those in which it occurred before extinction

• Tendency for the behavior to never occur again in situations that are different to those in which it occurred before extinction

• Tendency for the behavior to occur again in situations that are different to those in which it occurred before extinction