PSYB45H3 Chapter : Behaviour Modification - Chapter three detailed notes

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Chapter three - graphing behavior and measuring change. What are the 6 components necessary for a graph to be complete: x/y axis. 2) the labels for x/y axis ex, x (unit of time behavior is recorded ex days) and y (behavior and dimension being recorded ex hours of study) 3) numbers on the y/x axis ex, x (units of measurement of time) and y (units of measurement of the behavior) 4) data points plotted - to indicate level of behavior that occurred at each time period. Points taken from data sheet or other behavior recording instrument. Points are connected: phase lines - separates phases, data points are not connected across phase lines, phase labels - each phase is labeled at the top ex baseline and behavioral contract. What will change with different dimensions of behavior are the y axis label and the numbering on the y axis. Ex, correct answers to a student"s math problems.

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Which of the following statements comparing the behavioral and psychodynamic perspectives is most accurate? A) though they are rather different on the surface, the perspectives are similar in that they both place a strong emphasis on free will and personal choice B) the behavioral approach emphasizes free will and personal choice while the psychodynamic approach does not C) the behavioral approach emphasizes internal causes while the psychodynamic approach places more emphasis on external causes D) the behavioral approach emphasizes external causes while the psychodynamic approach places more emphasis on internal causes E) A & C are correct

2. Which of the following statements comparing the behavioral and psychodynamic perspectives is most accurate? A) though they are rather different on the surface, the perspectives are similar in that they both place a strong emphasis on free will and personal choice B) the behavioral approach emphasizes free will and personal choice while the psychodynamic approach does not C) the behavioral approach emphasizes internal causes while the psychodynamic approach places more emphasis on external causes D) the behavioral approach emphasizes external causes while the psychodynamic approach places more emphasis on internal causes E) A & C are correct

13. According to Freud, what motivates much of human behavior is of that A) the expected outcome of the behavior combined with the subjective value outcome B) the subjective interpretation of physiological arousal C) the battle between unconscious impulses struggling for release and psychological defenses used to keep them under control D) the consequences of a given behavior E) an intrinsic striving for self-actualization

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