Michael screams and gets attention.  Michael screams when he is in pain.  Michael screams when he is at a baseball game.  Michael screams when he is scared at movies.  Michael screams when he is being tickled.  For Michael as the behaver, “screaming” is a(n) …

Upon seeing something flying in the sky, Jimmy says, “It’s a bird!  It’s a plane! It’s Superman!” These statements are__________.

One of the fundamental properties of behavior is derived from the fact that a response occupies time between its beginning and its end. Thus, we say that behavior has:

Which of the following is a stimulus.

John drinks an entire thermos of coffee in one gulp. Charlie says: “wow that was impressive.” In the future John is more likely to gulp down coffee when Charlie is around. Charlie appears to have become a(n):

Scientists are concerned with natural phenomena, and the natural world is the source for all scientific data. These phenomena are objects and events that can be detected through observation. Scientists agree that good data are objective, reliable, and quantitative. Thus one of the assumptions of behavior analysis is:

If Judi sells ten candle warmers at her home-based sales party her distributer will give her an exclusive bonus sample kit.  What type of simple schedule of reinforcement does this exemplify?

_________ is characterized by organisms allocating relative rates of behavior based on relative rates of reinforcement.

John flips a switch and his bedroom light always comes on (unless the bulb is burned out).  This refers to (a):

Operant antecedents have the following effects on behavior: