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| the reassortment of responses in a complex situation |
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| the strengthening of behavior which results from reinforcement |
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| the responses made to the eliciting stimulus |
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| behavior that operates on the environment to produce an effect |
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| sets the occasion for a response |
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| presenting a stimulus following a response which increases the future likelihood of that response occuring in that situation |
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| decline of response strength due to non-reinforcement |
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necessary for survival
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food
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water
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shelter
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| stimuli that becomes conditioned through their association with primary reinforcers |
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| the opportunity to engage in a more-valued activity reinforces engaging in a less-valued activity |
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| Schedules of reinforcment |
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| continuous, intermittent, interval, fixed interval, variable interval, ratio |
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| once a certain response occurs regularly to a given stimulus, the response occurs to other stimuli |
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| complementary process to generalization |
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| differential reinforcement of successive approximation |
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| the process of producing or altering some ofthe variables that serve as stimuli for future responses, consissts of a series of operation |
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| referes to the systematic application of behavioral learning principles to facilitate adaptive behaviors |
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