96) On the first day of beauty school, the lead instructor tells her class that they

must keep their stations spotless at all times. This means they need to clean

and sanitize everything at the end of the day before leaving for the night. No

direct reinforcement is ever given for doing this, but the students still keep

their stations clean. This demonstrates ______?

97) Bruce gets a call from his wife telling him that she just hit someone's car in

the grocery store parking lot. She said there is some damage and that she is

going to exchange information. Bruce starts to feel angry about the fact that

this is going to cost a lot of money. Bruce's anger would not be considered a

______ from a radical behaviorism perspective.

98) A teacher implements a behavior intervention to reduce off-task behavior in

three different classroom activities: math, reading, and group work. Data is

collected continuously, but the intervention is first introduced during math

lessons, then later in reading, and finally in group work. The intervention is not

removed once introduced. What type of design is the teacher using?

99) Alex typically only drinks tequila when watching his favorite team on Saturday,

but, today, after seeing some of his friends drink beer, he decides that he is

going to have a beer instead of tequila today. Seeing his friends drink beer

acts as a _______.

Which of the following areas of behavior analysis focuses on basic research that adds to the body of knowledge about behavior?

100) Lori decides that she is going to smile at her husband whenever he takes out

the trash or washes the dishes without her asking. Lori never tells her

husband about this change, but, over time, Lori's husband is taking out the

trash and washing the dishes on a much more frequent basis. What specific

idea is associated with the fact Lori did not tell her husband what she was

doing?

102) Following the introduction of a behavior intervention plan, data show that

tantrum behavior has decreased dramatically as more and more punishment

was delivered. The analysis determines that other behaviors persisted

instead of tantrums because of reinforcement from the environment. What

assumption best explains this situation?

103) An italian grandma is showing her new daughter-in-law how to make her

special tomato sauce. The grandma tells the daughter that after she adds the

garlic that she needs to add the next ingredients in 30 seconds or less or the

garlic will burn. What is demonstrated in this scenario?

104) Lauren counts to three and then sends her son to timeout when he does not

comply with her directions at home. This reduces his non-compliance. Today,

Lauren started to count to three in Target and her son's refusal to comply

stopped immediately. Counting is considered a _____?

105) Which of the following is not true about an evocative effect?

108) A reinforcement schedule is used for completing math worksheets. The

learner receives a reward every 15 minutes, but usually starts slowly in the

beginning and then speeds up near the end of the 15 minutes. What is

described in this scenario?

109) A soccer team is deciding who should take the final shot of the game. If final

shot is a goal then the team wins. After debating between Greg and Lucas,

the team decides that Lucas should take the shot solely because he has three

more goals than Greg on the season. What assumption is demonstrated by

the teams' decision?

A BCBA has a client who is not making progress with the current behavior intervention plan. The BCBA is unsure the next steps to take to modify the BIP. According to the Ethics Code, what should the BCBA do in this situation?

110) Control, in terms of being a goal of behavior analysis as a science, is most

related to which of the following?

111) A parent asks their child to complete a series of tasks such as putting away a

toy and closing their door, both of which the child does regularly without

resistance. After completing these tasks, the parent then asks the child to

clean their room, a task the child usually avoids. The child is more likely to

clean their room after completing the simpler tasks. What concept is being

applied in this scenario?

112) During a functional behavior assessment, Tommy gathers data through direct

observation of the learner’s behavior in different classroom settings, focusing

only on measurable events and avoiding subjective interpretations. This

approach reflects which philosophical assumption?

113) As soon as Ms. Tina believes one of her singing lesson students have

mastered a song in class she makes them go out and sing the song in front

of three different people. Ms. Tina believes the feedback from these people is

essential for the student's learned singing behavior. What is Ms. Tina using in her strategy?

Which of the following is a factor that can affect the validity of a functional analysis (FA)?

Over time, the IOA between two observers gets better because they have come to an unspoken understanding of how to score topographies of the behavior, which is different from the operational definition. This is known as: