B-3 Quiz

What is respondent conditioning also known as?

• Reinforcement conditioning

• Operant conditioning

• Classical conditioning

• Pavlovian conditioning

Which of the following is an example of respondent conditioning in an everyday context?

• Responding to a text message

• Feeling nervous when seeing a supervisor

• Packing up belongings when a bell rings

• Completing a quiz about behavior analysis

What controls operant behaviors?

• Consequences

• Antecedents

• Stimuli

• Behaviors

In a clinical context, what is an example of operant conditioning?

• Feeling nervous when seeing a supervisor

• Packing up belongings when a bell rings

• Completing a quiz about behavior analysis

• Shaking and sweating when passing a physical therapy room

What is the purpose of respondent conditioning?

• To increase the frequency of a behavior

• To decrease the frequency of a behavior

• To alter behavior through antecedents

• To alter behavior through consequences

Which of the following is an example of operant conditioning in a supervision/consultation context?

• Feeling nervous when seeing a supervisor

• Increased participation during group supervision

• Packing up belongings when a bell rings

• Completing a quiz about behavior analysis

What type of behavior are behavior analysts mainly focused on when designing interventions?

• Neutral behavior

• Aversive behavior

• Operant behavior

• Respondent behavior