Across
- 1. direct response following challenging behavior
- 3. any observable and measurable act a living organism does.
- 6. the desire of feedback or a response from another
- 10. a differential response to two or more stimuli
- 13. a behavior that is unlearned/phylogenic
- 15. direct instructions, gestures, demonstrations, physical guide, and leads
- 18. behavior is a complex interaction between genetic influence and environmental experience.
- 20. instruction that precedes an operant which results in a given behavior has been reinforced
- 22. desire to gain access to a physical item
- 23. determines if target behaviors/ intervention procedures are appropriate, acceptable, important, significant to the individual
- 27. desire to remove an ongoing event of stimulus
- 28. the reasoning behavior continues or is maintained.
- 29. a developmental disorder with persistent deficits in communication and social skills plus the display of restrictive and repetitive behavior
- 30. a behavior that is taught/ontogenic.
- 32. self-stimulation through repetitive actions or noises
- 33. what a specific behavior looks like
- 37. refers to the acquisition, maintenance, and change of an organism’s behavior
- 39. causes a behavior to be less likely to occur again
- 40. 7 dimensions of ABA: applied, behavioral, analytic, technological, conceptually systematic, effective, and generality
Down
- 2. no longer reinforcing a response
- 4. modifications antecedent circumstances to reduce the likelihood of problem behavior.
- 5. American Psychologist who made popularized the study of modern behaviorism; he believed a child’s environment is the factor that shapes.
- 7. responsible for the theory of operant behavior and behavior theory
- 8. operates on the environment to produce a change, effect, or consequence.
- 9. what you do if deciding if something is a behavior.
- 11. Basic unit of analysis that encompasses dependent relations among an antecedent stimulus, behavior, and consequence
- 12. capacity of the brain to change and rewire in response to learning and experience.
- 14. an increase or decrease in operant responses as a function of the consequences that have followed a response.
- 15. establishing yourself as the ultimate reinforcer (the giver of all good things)
- 16. add in; add to
- 17. assess if a learned skill remain's in a person’s repertoire some time when no longer being targeted
- 19. the occurrence of respondent behavior; refers to a physical reaction
- 21. the occurrence of operant behavior; associated with emotions or memories
- 24. is a scientific approach to examining human behavior that relying on observation, measurement, and data recording to teach socially valid behavior changes.
- 25. causes a behavior to be more likely to occur again
- 26. something that happens immediately before a behavior
- 31. known as reinforcement or punishment
- 34. Russian physiologist who discovered respondent conditioning
- 35. desire or need of an stimulation caused by an internal deficit
- 36. to take away
- 38. using successive approximations to bring about a specific response.