[U6Q] While working at her ABA center, Drake, a therapist, comes running out of the bathroom and yells, “The bathroom is flooding! Someone needs to call a plumber immediately. Our children can’t safely go to the bathroom until this is fixed.” The owner, Rob, replies, “This is not what I needed right now. I can feel my stress levels reaching the maximum. What a terrible week!” The assistant director, James, reminds everyone, “Let’s stay calm. We can turn off the water, mop up the flood, and the children can wash hands in the kitchen area after using the restroom. We’ll get a plumber here, and all will be okay.” Teresa, another therapist, adds, “I have experience with plumbing issues, so I will try to make the water stop.” Which of the following is an example of self-awareness?

[U6Q] Which of the following statements would best exemplify Baum’s view of private events?

A 17-year-old ballet student presents for treatment of amenorrhea for 1 year. On physical exam, her weight is 70% of that expected for her age and height. When this is mentioned, the patient replies that she looks fat in her ballet outfit and refuses to eat because she cannot afford to gain any more weight. Her CMP shows mild hypokalemia, and CBC is within normal limits. Blood pressure is 79/60, and heart rate is 54. What is the next step in management?

[U6Q] Which of the following is an example of operant imagining?

[U4Q] Rashid explains that who he is today cannot be understood by looking at any single trait alone. He says that his supportive community, creative talents, cultural background, and opportunities to travel all combined to influence his decision to become an entrepreneur. This is an example of:

[U7Q] Based on the interview included in the unit videos, which of the following is an example of Skinner’s view of reductionism?

[U7Q] According to the interview from the unit videos, which of the following best represents Skinner’s perspective on reductionism?

[U4Q] Darius is trying to identify the function of his client’s hand‑flapping behavior. After observing sessions, he hypothesizes that the behavior may be maintained by escape from tasks. To test this idea, Darius conducts a functional analysis in which task removal is provided contingent on hand flapping in one condition and withheld in the other conditions. The functional-analysis results confirm that escape is maintaining the behavior. Given this scenario, which of the following demonstrates Mill’s joint method of agreement and difference?

[U7Q] During a dinner with friends, a news story about a parent stealing food from a local grocery store comes up. Which of the following is an explanation of the parent’s personal values from the perspective of a radical behaviorist?

[U6Q] Dwight is learning to provide intraverbal responses when asked to name some animals. The therapist gives Dwight a token if he responds with at least two different animals than those he named when the question was previously asked. If Dwight names the same animals as in previous trials, the therapist does not provide a token and asks Dwight to keep naming additional animals until he names at least two novel animals. Now Dwight names many different animals when asked. Which of the following accounts for the recent change in Dwight’s responding?