[U6Q] Evan’s favorite exercise is the bench press because he can lift more weight than his best friend. After Evan hurts his shoulder, he does not use the bench press at the gym with his friend. This is an example of an:

[U6Q] Abby is shopping for groceries during a pandemic when she sees another shopper walking toward her. When she sees that the shopper coming toward her is not wearing a face mask, Abby turns around and walks to another aisle. This is an example of a(n):

[U6Q] Which of the following is an establishing operation (EO) for negative reinforcement?

[U5Q] Shelly is excited about seeing her best friend, whom she has not seen in over a year. This is an example of an:

[U6Q] Yaseen’s parents often take Yaseen’s cell phone away if she pushes an opponent after losing her soccer game. Yaseen’s grandmother decided to buy Yaseen a tablet without telling Yaseen’s parents. Because Yaseen has a tablet, if her parents were to take away her cell phone, she starts pushing opponents after losing soccer games again. This is an example of an:

[U5Q] Tilly just completed a five-mile run in the morning to prepare for her marathon. Later that same day, when her roommate asks Tilly to go on an evening run, Tilly does not go and stays in her room. This is an example of an:

[U6Q] Which of the following is an establishing operation (EO) for positive reinforcement?

[U6Q] Karl typically walks outside without shoes, sometimes even if the ground is hot. He recently got a deep cut on the bottom of his foot, which makes walking outside on the hot ground more painful. Karl now walks outside without shoes less often.  The deep cut on his food is an example of an:

[U6Q] Corey’s favorite exercise is squats because he can do more squats than his best friend. After Corey hurts his leg, he does not do any squats at the gym with his friend. This is an example of an:

[U5Q] Georgia, a dog, is the behaver. When John opens the pantry door that stores all of the dog food and treats, his dog Georgia runs into the room and turns around in circles. Georgia does this because, in the past, when John opened the door to the pantry, he got out either food or a treat for Georgia. When John’s wife is in the room and opens the pantry door, Georgia does not run into the room and turn around in circles because, in the past, his wife would say, “Out!”, and would not give Georgia any food or treats. What is the function-altering effect of the consequence delivered by John’s wife?