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    and Loeb. It wasn’t until Skinner met his future mentor Fred S. Keller, until he started studying behavior. Studying this topic opened up many doors for Skinner, which of one is his theory of operant conditioning; which inspired “The Skinner Box”. The Skinner box gave Skinner access to watch animals in their natural environment. Skinner first tested out his theory on rats and then pigeon’s behavior in a new environment, which he came up with the idea that animals need to learn to adapt to their…

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    In order to get rid of the cursing behavior from her husband Bianca used extinction principal technique for behavior modification process. First she identifies the behavior that needs to be corrected. Then she did an ABC analysis of her husband’s behavior. And find out that which events or situation cause her husband to start cursing a lot. She finds out that because his husband was in the Army and people curse a lot in that lifestyle. She understands how difficult it gets while our citizen…

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    #1 Gambrill, E. (2013). Birds of a Feather: Applied Behavior Analysis and Quality of Life. Research On Social Work Practice, 23(2), 121-140. This journal article tells us that Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) has been around for decades. But unfortunately there have been very quiet a few misconceptions. She wants us to clear this up and gives us a clear cut definition “ABA is a scientific approach to understanding and altering behavior” (Gambrill, 2012 p.126) Part of the reasoning behind the…

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    Self Stimulatory Behavior

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    Durand and Carr carried out this single-subject study with four special education day school students diagnosed with autism or pervasive developmental disorder who engaged in stereotypic behaviors (hand flapping and body rocking). The purpose of the study was to determine whether there may be social functions to behavior, often referred to as self-stimulatory, that had commonly been assumed to serve sensory functions. All experiments were conducted with the child and the experimenter in a room…

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    change their behavior in a bad way as if they have a grudge against you and such. So, I will begin the essay now. Operant Conditioning is “a type of learning in which the frequency…

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    Behavior Therapy Behavior therapy had its beginning in the early 1900’s and was consider an official psychological approach in the late 1950’s. Many people contributed to the development of behavior therapy but some of the main key figures of the therapy were B.F. Skinner, Arnold Lazarus, and Albert Bandura. Behavior Therapy is designed to help a person recognize and understand that by eliminating bad behaviors it will help them also eliminate the way they are feeling. The methods of this…

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    Operant Conditioning, meaning that we learn that our behaviors will either earn us rewards or punishments. How this works is we reinforce the good and punish the bad behaviors with both positive and negative reactions. Setting up a weight loss program following the guidelines of Operant Conditioning; one would have to first find a pattern in habits, establish a goal, set rules,…

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    Self-Managed Classroom

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    important to the achievement of students that it has been identified as a national goal” (Marzano et al, 2003, p. 104). Managing student behavior within a school should be an important goal that helps to ensure the safety of all the students and should provide an effective and safe environment where learning and social growth can occur. A school-wide behavior policy should act as an umbrella covering the whole school and then symbiotically the individual classes should fall under that umbrella…

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    To ensure that I am able to meet my improvement goals, I must establish what actions and what steps I need to put in place to be successful. These actions must include, identifying what behaviors I am currently displaying, which of those I need to stop displaying, and what behaviors I must begin displaying. Also, I must identify barriers that I may encounter, understand how they may hinder my development, and figure out how am I going to over come them. Furthermore, I must identify the…

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    An issue that occurs often at in high school is truancy. Truancy is defined as a chronic pattern of unexcused absence from school. In the modern language it is usually referred to as skipping class. Truancy interferes with a student’s success in life. A study points out that students who skip more than 10 days of school are significantly (about 20%) less likely to get a high school diploma. And they’re 25% less likely to enrol in a higher education. (Carl, Azuz; CNN) Unfortunately, skipping…

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