B-13 Quiz

What is the definition of rule governed behavior?

• Behavior that is under the control of immediate contingencies

• Behavior that is under the control of social norms

• Behavior that is under the control of random impulses

• Behavior that is under the control of a verbally mediated rule

Which of the following is an example of contingency shaped behavior in a clinical context?

• A patient receiving praise for following a treatment plan

• A patient being given a reward for attempting to leave the hospital

• A patient being punished for not adhering to a medication schedule

• A patient being given a choice of treatment options

In the everyday context, what is an example of rule governed behavior?

• Eating when feeling hungry

• Turning off the alarm clock to stop the noise

• Looking both ways before crossing a street

• Taking a shower when feeling dirty

Why is it important to understand contingency shaped behavior as a clinician?

• To problem solve existing interfering behavior

• To avoid planning for skill acquisition programming

• To ignore direct consequences

• To reinforce problematic behavior

What is an example of rule governed behavior in a supervision context?

• A supervisor offering study help to a supervisee

• A teacher providing differential reinforcement for student behavior

• A student shifting behavior due to new contingencies

• A supervisee quitting supervision due to perceived unfairness

Which behavior is an example of contingency shaped behavior in an everyday context?

• Turning on the TV to watch a favorite show

• Brushing teeth before going to bed

• Eating a snack when feeling hungry

• Checking the weather before going outside

What is the purpose of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) mentioned in the text?

• To reinforce problematic behavior

• To shift behavior patterns by examining how to respond flexibly and adaptively

• To avoid planning for skill acquisition programming

• To ignore direct consequences

In the clinical context, what is an example of contingency shaped behavior?

• A patient being given a reward for following a treatment plan

• A patient being punished for not adhering to a medication schedule

• A patient receiving praise for attempting to leave the hospital

• A patient being given a choice of treatment options

Why do people engage in rule governed behavior according to the text?

• Because it is under the control of verbally mediated rules

• Because it is under the control of random impulses

• Because it is under the control of social norms

• Because it is under the control of immediate contingencies