Ch. 5 quiz
Ignoring is the same as extinction.
false
Extinction is when a behavior is no longer reinforced and as a result, the behavior stops occurring
true
In an extinction burst, the behavior temporarily increases before it decreases.
true
In extinction of a negatively reinforced behavior, the _____________________ is no longer removed following the behavior
aversive stimulus
____________________ reinforcement prior to extinction makes the behavior less resistant to extinction.
continuous
When a behavior is no longer reinforced, the behavior _______________________ in the future.
decreases
When extinction begins and the behavior temporarily increases in frequency, duration, or intensity, this phenomenon is called a(n) _____________________________
extinction burst
Extinction and negative reinforcement both decrease a behavior.
false
Extinction works following positive reinforcement, but does not work following negative reinforcement.
false
For extinction to work most quickly, it is best to reinforce the behavior once extinction is initiated.
false
During an extinction burst, the unreinforced behavior may temporarily increase in ____________, ____________, or _____________.
frequency, duration, intensity
A common misconception is that extinction simply means ____________________ the behavior.
ignoring
____________________ reinforcement prior to extinction makes the behavior more resistant to extinction
intermittent
In extinction of a behavior that was positively reinforced, the _____________________ is no longer delivered following the behavior.
positive reinforcer
In extinction, the __________________ is eliminated following the occurrence of the behavior.
reinforcer
___________________________ is the name of the phenomenon that happens when the behavior occurs again in the future after it had been eliminated with extinction.
spontaneous recovery
During an extinction burst, novel behaviors or emotional behaviors may occur.
true
Spontaneous recovery is when the behavior occurs again after extinction has decreased the behavior to zero.
true
When extinction is used following continuous reinforcement, the behavior will decrease more quickly
true
When extinction is used following intermittent reinforcement, the behavior will be more resistant to extinction.
true