ABA 5304 Lecture 9: Prep Guide 9

• School: Temple University
• Department: Applied Behavior Analysis
• Course: ABA 5304
• Professor: Jessica Day-Watkins

Document Summary

Multiple schedules of reinforcement: two or more basic schedules (crf, fr, fi, vi, vr) emit a response in the presence of a discriminative stimulus (sd), either causing reinforcement or extinction to occur. Behavioral contrast: responding in the presence of one stimulus changes as a result of a change in the reinforcement conditions during another stimulus. Example asking mom for money because i know that she will reinforce my request, but not asking teacher for money because i know that she won"t give me any. Generalization: taking what we learn in one situation and carrying it over, or transferring it to a different situation. (everyone are the same ) Discrimination: the separation between learned behaviors and unlearned behavior in similar situations. (there are difference between everyone) (children) fading and errorless training can be used in word tracing exercises for children. First, you present the stimulus (some type of instruction such as draw the letter.