An evocative effect is a(n) ___ in a dimension of behavior.

Select the characteristic of Applied Behavior Analysis from the following options:

An abative effect is an immediate and momentary ___ in a dimension of behavior.

Negative reinforcement typically provides   X   a(n)   Y  stimulus.

Yitzak drives his own cab.  He has noticed that whenever traffic is particularly heavy, his cab fares go up and he makes more money per hour.  When he works when traffic is light, he makes less money per hour.  He now drives his cab more during the morning and evening rush hours, and often takes some time off during the middle of the day.  The relationship between the amount of money he makes per hour, and Yitzak’s driving behavior (which hours of the day he actually drives his cab), represents a:

Discriminative stimuli:

An example of receptive language is:

Brian has never been to the Hollywood, Florida Hard Rock Café. He sees a sign that tells him how to purchase credits so he can gamble.  Given this information, Brian’s purchasing credits to gamble behavior is likely:

The ___ is the individual engaged in the ___ response.

As you drive down the highway in the left lane, a police car races up behind you with his lights on.  You pull your car over into the center lane and the officer drives quickly by you.  Which type of contingency is described here?