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manipulating antecedent stimuli is useful when...
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- cannot specify maintaining consquences
-maintaining consquences may not be amedable to control - desire immediate behavior change |
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operant behaviors attributed to nonoperant causes
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-smoking
-overeating -disruptive behaviors - speech dysfluencies |
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For people who overeat, sight of food is
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Sd
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the difference between smoking and overeating is...
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can't eliminate the stimulus control
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what are the three ways of manipulating antecedent stimuli
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1 remove antecedent
2 alter antecedent 3 introduce new antecedent |
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speech dysfluecy is
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an operant behavior
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stuttering is (1)
stutter starts as (2) |
(1)under stimulus control
(2) respondant |
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any stimulus you present contingent on a stutter reduces stuttering. This is an example of...
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highlighting effect. Highlights the fact that a stutter occured.
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This develops from acute pain
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chronic pain
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An injury is an example of
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acute pain
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Pain that is correlated w/ some antecedent stimulus
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respondent pain
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pain that has lost its respondent components
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operant pain
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brief episodes involving loss of neck tone and random eye movements and vilolent shaking of upper body and arms for 1-10 sec. rate range 50-400/day
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myoclonic seizures
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2-6/ wk loss of balance vic clonic convulsions lasting 30-90 sec incontinence of urine and sleep for several hrs
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grand mal seizures
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when behaviors are operationally described, they are...
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controlled by enviornmental antecedants and consequences
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some emotional responses inhibit each other meaning that they cannot occur at the same time.
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reciprocality
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If... is presented without US the CR will extinguish.
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CS
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In ADHD... indicates that behaviors may be operant.
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variation
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In self management, the change agent is... and that person needs to be...
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the individual
motivated |
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controlling behavior
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self management
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controlled behavior
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target behavior
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advantages of self management
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- person= own change agent
- enhance generalization - person in control of own intervention. |
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Behavioral interventions of ADHD when combined with pharmacological treatments, may be ...to med's alone.
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superior
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Need ... dosage of med's alone to achieve equiv. results.
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higher
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