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WorksheetsB-13 Quiz
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
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
