Melanie and I are playing with blocks and each have our own block towers. I realize it’s time for dinner and tell her she needs to clean up her block tower. She tells me “No!” and throws her blocks across the room. As a consequence, I tell her she has to clean up her blocks and clean up my pile of blocks. In the future, she’s less likely to throw her blocks across the room when I tell her it’s time the clean up. This is an example of 

This is the attitude of science that says we should consider the simplest, most logical explanation of behavior first.

The  vertebral artery has a ______________________________ flow.

Temporal locus refers to 

By referring to the following image, match the arrows with the corresponding answers.

If your friend smiles after you give her a compliment, you are more likely to compliment her in the future. Which of the following types of conditioning does this example illustrate?

Sarah is a 13 year old girl with developmental disabilities. You run an assessment and identify four behaviors that would benefit from intervention. Which of the behaviors should you intervene on first?

Which of the following is NOT an attitude of science

Elyse is playing with her iPad and humming loudly, while her brother plays legos on the floor. Her brother asks her to stop humming. She keeps humming. Her mother asks her to stop humming. She keeps humming. Her mother takes her iPad away and Elyse becomes extremely upset. In the future, when she has the iPad, she no longer hums. In regards to Elyse’s humming, this is an example of 

Walkin-induced muscular discomfort of the calf, thigh, hip, or buttock caused by ischemia is known as ______________________.