Behaviourism

Which of the following set of terms describes features of self-management?

• goal setting, monitoring progress, evaluating progress, self -reinforcement

• learning intentions, success criteria, goal setting, monitoring progress

• Prompting, shaping, fading, extinction

• goal setting, monitoring progress, evaluating progress, positive reinforcement

Bribery is a type of reinforcer.

• True

• False

Behavioural learning uses the same process as academic learning - instruction, modelling, practice and review.

• True

• False

When a new behaviour is being learned, continuous reinforcement is used to help the person learn it faster.

• True

• False

PBS is an acronym for:

• Pretty Bad Suppositions

• Positive Behaviour Shaping

• Premack Behaviour System

• Positive Behaviour Support

Which of the following are functions of behaviour?

• power, control

• access, revenge

• access, avoid

• power, manipulate

Which of the following set of terms describes how we can map behaviour so that it can be analysed?

• antecedent, behaviour, reinforcement

• antecedent, behaviour, consequence

• behaviour, consequence, effect

• setting event, antecedent, consequence

Which of the following terms is not linked to classical conditioning?

• generalisation

• shaping

• extinction

• discrimination

Positive reinforcement increases desirable behaviour while negative reinforcement decreases undesirable behaviour.

• True

• False

Classical conditioning involves involuntary responses while operant conditioning involves voluntary behaviours.

• True

• False