Psychology

One limitation of graduated extinction in the treatment of sleep problems concerns

One limitation of graduated extinction in the treatment of sleep problems concerns

One limitation of graduated extinction in the treatment of sleep problems concerns
 
  a. maintenance.
  b. acceptability.
  c. individuality.
  d. efficacy.

Question 2

The first st

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island idcjusne

One primary cause of adult insomnia is

One primary cause of adult insomnia is

One primary cause of adult insomnia is
 
  a. excessive worry.
  b. motivation.
  c. diet.
  d. depression.

Question 2

Measurement of the target behavior begins
 
  a. wi

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Notiap2018

Behavior therapy generally involves treating

Behavior therapy generally involves treating

Behavior therapy generally involves treating
 
  a. relevant problem-clusters.
  b. one or two problems at a time.
  c. covert problem-behaviors first.
  d. overt problem-behaviors first.

Question 2[/

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216339

Target behaviors are (Multiple Choice)

Target behaviors are (Multiple Choice)

Target behaviors are
 
  a. defined loosely.
  b. broad in scope.
  c. measurable.
  d. usually maladaptive.

Question 2

Adult insomnia has been successfully treated through
 

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cosorio97

The number of beers a client drinks in a day is a(n) _____ measure of drinking behavior.

The number of beers a client drinks in a day is a(n) _____ measure of drinking behavior.

The number of beers a client drinks in a day is a(n) _____ measure of drinking behavior.
 
  a. frequency
  b. intensity
  c. duration
  d. amount of by product

Question 2

The treat

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roni6298

To alter dysfunctional beliefs about eating and body image, therapists employ cognitive ...

To alter dysfunctional beliefs about eating and body image, therapists employ cognitive ...

To alter dysfunctional beliefs about eating and body image, therapists employ cognitive restructuring and
 
  a. verbal instruction.
  b. collaborative empiricism.
  c. graduated exposure.
  d. thought stopping.

[c

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blazelbee

The preferred strategy for treating a deceleration target behavior is to

The preferred strategy for treating a deceleration target behavior is to

The preferred strategy for treating a deceleration target behavior is to
 
  a. introduce a punishing consequence.
  b. remove maintaining antecedents.
  c. replace it with an acceleration target behavior
  d. remove maintai

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emilyencar11

The bottom line for any psychotherapy is measured in terms of

The bottom line for any psychotherapy is measured in terms of

The bottom line for any psychotherapy is measured in terms of
 
  a. use.
  b. acceptability.
  c. application.
  d. change.

Question 2

The major problem with telling a child Don't

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johnkirk22

After which step in the behavior therapy process does measurement of the target behavior begin? ...

After which step in the behavior therapy process does measurement of the target behavior begin? ...

After which step in the behavior therapy process does measurement of the target behavior begin?
 
  a. Evaluating the success of a change plan
  b. Identifying maintaining conditions
  c. Designing a target behavior
  d. Des

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apduaobvou

Behavioral assessment usually begins with

Behavioral assessment usually begins with

Behavioral assessment usually begins with
 
  a. an interview.
  b. controlled studies.
  c. a behavioral diary.
  d. natural observation.

Question 2

One difficulty interfering with

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kjatala

_____ research is that which identifies the effective components of a therapy procedure.

_____ research is that which identifies the effective components of a therapy procedure.

_____ research is that which identifies the effective components of a therapy procedure.
 
  a. Controlled
  b. Analogue
  c. Outcome
  d. Process

Question 2

Maintenance treatment

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hh

One difficulty facing behavioral prevention is

One difficulty facing behavioral prevention is

One difficulty facing behavioral prevention is
 
  a. ignorance.
  b. few research efforts.
  c. suspicion.
  d. low motivation.

Question 2

Outcome research is that which
 

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zl1993

The purpose of the second B phase of an ABAB study is

The purpose of the second B phase of an ABAB study is

The purpose of the second B phase of an ABAB study is
 
  a. to obtain a second baseline.
  b. to continue the benefits of effective treatment.
  c. to control for extraneous variables.
  d. for follow up assessment after t

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ilmanihza

Precise terminology is important in describing patients because a

Precise terminology is important in describing patients because a

Precise terminology is important in describing patients because a
 
  a. common language is currently in development.
  b. condition does not encapsulate the individual.
  c. behavior therapist is also a scientist.
  d. mana

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jordanhertel

In a(n) _____, the same therapy is introduced sequentially for two or more target behaviors.

In a(n) _____, the same therapy is introduced sequentially for two or more target behaviors.

In a(n) _____, the same therapy is introduced sequentially for two or more target behaviors.
 
  a. multiple baseline study
  b. reversal study
  c. analogue experiment
  d. case study

Question 2[/col

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brewed/bottled

Clinical significance differs from statistical significance in that it describes

Clinical significance differs from statistical significance in that it describes

Clinical significance differs from statistical significance in that it describes
 
  a. if a change actually occurred.
  b. if the change would likely occur again.
  c. the impact of the change.
  d. other changes as a resul

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bonganh1996

In scientific research effectiveness differs from efficacy in that it refers to

In scientific research effectiveness differs from efficacy in that it refers to

In scientific research effectiveness differs from efficacy in that it refers to
 
  a. adherence to validated theory.
  b. success in randomized studies.
  c. success in genuine, clinical settings.
  d. the effect after elim

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jk56

The multimethod approach of behavioral assessment means that more than one

The multimethod approach of behavioral assessment means that more than one

The multimethod approach of behavioral assessment means that more than one
 
  a. target behavior is assessed.
  b. method of assessment is employed.
  c. maintaining condition is monitored.
  d. change agent is required.[br

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meek8152

Diagnosis contradicts which element of behavior therapy?

Diagnosis contradicts which element of behavior therapy?

Diagnosis contradicts which element of behavior therapy?
 
  a. Individualized
  b. Present Focus
  c. Scientific
  d. Brevity

Question 2

In contrast to traditional assessments, beh

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18344181263

Direct self-report inventories are direct because they

Direct self-report inventories are direct because they

Direct self-report inventories are direct because they
 
  a. are not used by an advocate.
  b. describe maintaining conditions.
  c. possess straightforward questions.
  d. assemble personality descriptions.

[colo

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nuder

Which statement is true concerning the use of Subjective Units of Discomfort?

Which statement is true concerning the use of Subjective Units of Discomfort?

Which statement is true concerning the use of Subjective Units of Discomfort?
 
  a. Scores do not represent an accurate description.
  b. The system is more for clarification than measurement.
  c. Ratings cannot be compared bet

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alpersworld

When Mr. Marlboro begins to self record the number of cigarettes he smokes each day, his frequency ...

When Mr. Marlboro begins to self record the number of cigarettes he smokes each day, his frequency ...

When Mr. Marlboro begins to self record the number of cigarettes he smokes each day, his frequency of smoking decreases. This phenomenon is referred to as
 
  a. adaptation.
  b. unreliability.
  c. observer bias.
  d. react

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Hitlers hoe

In systematic naturalistic observation, trained observers record

In systematic naturalistic observation, trained observers record

In systematic naturalistic observation, trained observers record
 
  a. all overt behaviors.
  b. probable maintaining conditions.
  c. all environmental conditions.
  d. predetermined target behaviors.

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dguzman30

Interrater reliability : interobserver reliability :: _____ : _____. (Multiple Choice)

Interrater reliability : interobserver reliability :: _____ : _____. (Multiple Choice)

Interrater reliability : interobserver reliability :: _____ : _____.
 
  a. checklist; systematic naturalistic observation
  b. rating scale; self recording
  c. interview; simulated observation
  d. direct self report inven

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Aura193

One potential problem for systematic naturalistic observation is

One potential problem for systematic naturalistic observation is

One potential problem for systematic naturalistic observation is
 
  a. unacceptability.
  b. impracticality.
  c. inefficacy.
  d. irreversibility.

Question 2

The purpose of an ada

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mimibeni

For acceleration target behaviors, prompts are generally

For acceleration target behaviors, prompts are generally

For acceleration target behaviors, prompts are generally
 
  a. introduced.
  b. removed.
  c. modified.
  d. learned.

Question 2

Both prompts and setting events are types of
 

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anlopez7

Stop signs are examples of _____ prompts.

Stop signs are examples of _____ prompts.

Stop signs are examples of _____ prompts.
 
  a. behavioral
  b. environmental
  c. physical
  d. verbal

Question 2

A teacher assists a young boy in writing the letters of the alpha

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mawiewamos

We can know that an event is reinforcing

We can know that an event is reinforcing

We can know that an event is reinforcing
 
  a. if the client desires it.
  b. when it is generalizable.
  c. after it has occurred.
  d. only if it is adaptive.

Question 2

The dif

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CarlosSerr213

Which type of reinforcer is most likely to be a natural reinforcer?

Which type of reinforcer is most likely to be a natural reinforcer?

Which type of reinforcer is most likely to be a natural reinforcer?
 
  a. Token reinforcers
  b. Tangible reinforcers
  c. Reinforcing activities
  d. Social reinforcers

Question 2
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lesliejsantos

In behavior therapy, most reinforcement comes from

In behavior therapy, most reinforcement comes from

In behavior therapy, most reinforcement comes from
 
  a. the natural environment.
  b. reinforcing agents.
  c. self-reinforcement.
  d. the client.

Question 2

A local movie theate

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lotteria

Indirect deceleration of a target behavior is accomplished with

Indirect deceleration of a target behavior is accomplished with

Indirect deceleration of a target behavior is accomplished with
 
  a. aversion therapy.
  b. punishment.
  c. overcorrection.
  d. differential reinforcement.

Question 2

Bribes are

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ngocchapcheng11

Incompatible behaviors are those which

Incompatible behaviors are those which

Incompatible behaviors are those which
 
  a. cannot be performed simultaneously.
  b. are not appropriate for one's culture.
  c. resist behavioral intervention.
  d. do not match one's guiding values.

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breanntucker

Functional communication training differs from other forms of differential reinforcement in that the ...

Functional communication training differs from other forms of differential reinforcement in that the ...

Functional communication training differs from other forms of differential reinforcement in that the acceleration target behavior
 
  a. may be maladaptive.
  b. is not reinforced.
  c. punishes other behaviors.
  d. must be

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shuangtan

_____ occurs when a target behavior temporarily recurs without reinforcement, after it had been ...

_____ occurs when a target behavior temporarily recurs without reinforcement, after it had been ...

_____ occurs when a target behavior temporarily recurs without reinforcement, after it had been eliminated by extinction.
 
  a. An extinction burst
  b. Spontaneous remission
  c. Response generalization
  d. Spontaneous re

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zamu

Misbehaving prisoners are often subject to solitary confinement. This procedure is most similar to ...

Misbehaving prisoners are often subject to solitary confinement. This procedure is most similar to ...

Misbehaving prisoners are often subject to solitary confinement. This procedure is most similar to
 
  a. aversion therapy.
  b. overcorrection.
  c. response cost.
  d. time out.

Question 2[/

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ngocchapcheng11

If Andrea plays with her food while eating, she is not given dessert, which she normally gets. This ...

If Andrea plays with her food while eating, she is not given dessert, which she normally gets. This ...

If Andrea plays with her food while eating, she is not given dessert, which she normally gets. This is an example of
 
  a. extinction.
  b. response cost.
  c. time out.
  d. negative reinforcement.

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johnkirk22

The therapy procedure using only the first step of overcorrection is called

The therapy procedure using only the first step of overcorrection is called

The therapy procedure using only the first step of overcorrection is called
 
  a. theft reversal.
  b. behavioral practice.
  c. communication training.
  d. expression therapy.

Question 2[/b

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yawnewa

Exhibiting physical aggression toward the therapist would fall into which category of potential ...

Exhibiting physical aggression toward the therapist would fall into which category of potential ...

Exhibiting physical aggression toward the therapist would fall into which category of potential negative side effects of physically aversive consequences?
 
  a. Perpetuation effects
  b. Emotional responses
  c. Avoidance behav

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npgonel

The major difference between aversion therapy and physically aversive consequences is the

The major difference between aversion therapy and physically aversive consequences is the

The major difference between aversion therapy and physically aversive consequences is the
 
  a. type of consequence.
  b. timing of administration.
  c. length of treatment.
  d. age of clientele.

Qu

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Crazyme

Rapid smoking is an example of a(n)

Rapid smoking is an example of a(n)

Rapid smoking is an example of a(n)
 
  a. aversion therapy.
  b. booster treatment.
  c. target behavior.
  d. aversive consequence.

Question 2

One major advantage of covert sensit

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MachingunManiac