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Its limitation is that suppression alone may not teach what the person should do instead."},{"text":"It may provide too much reinforcement.","correct":false,"explanation":"Punishment and reinforcement are distinct consequences, so punishment does not necessarily provide excessive reinforcement. It is less constructive because it may fail to teach an alternative behaviour."}]},{"id":"5734b99e-a1e9-4533-8d38-8794feedc440","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What change in consequences produces extinction?","back":"The behaviour is no longer reinforced.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"The behaviour is no longer reinforced.","correct":true,"explanation":"Extinction occurs when reinforcement that previously maintained a behaviour is withdrawn. Without that consequence, the response gradually becomes less frequent."},{"text":"The behaviour is no longer punished.","correct":false,"explanation":"Removing punishment may allow behaviour to increase rather than extinguish. Extinction requires the reinforcement previously maintaining the behaviour to stop."},{"text":"The behaviour is reinforced less frequently.","correct":false,"explanation":"Occasional reinforcement can maintain behaviour and may make it especially resistant to extinction. Extinction requires reinforcement to cease, not merely become less frequent."},{"text":"The behaviour is reinforced after delay.","correct":false,"explanation":"Delayed reinforcement may weaken learning, but reinforcement is still being provided. Extinction occurs only when the behaviour is no longer reinforced."}]},{"id":"e6ee3dda-787b-4917-8102-084a956c2d83","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What may happen just before a behaviour decreases during extinction?","back":"An extinction burst: a temporary behaviour increase.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"An extinction burst: a temporary behaviour increase.","correct":true,"explanation":"When reinforcement is first withdrawn, the behaviour may briefly become more frequent or intense before declining. This temporary increase is known as an extinction burst."},{"text":"A spontaneous recovery: a temporary behaviour increase.","correct":false,"explanation":"Spontaneous recovery is the reappearance of an extinguished response after a rest period. A brief increase immediately before the behaviour declines is an extinction burst."},{"text":"A stimulus generalisation: a temporary behaviour increase.","correct":false,"explanation":"Stimulus generalisation involves responding similarly to stimuli resembling the original one. The temporary increase caused by withdrawing reinforcement is an extinction burst."},{"text":"A negative reinforcement: a temporary behaviour increase.","correct":false,"explanation":"Negative reinforcement strengthens behaviour by removing an unpleasant stimulus; it is not a stage of extinction. The temporary increase before decline is an extinction burst."}]},{"id":"b6bb03b4-6c8e-424a-bc5c-473f0a274283","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Behaviour modification is the systematic use of learning principles, especially [ ], to [ ].","back":"Behaviour modification is the systematic use of learning principles, especially operant conditioning, to change behaviour.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Behaviour modification is the systematic use of learning principles, especially operant conditioning, to change behaviour.","correct":true,"explanation":"Behaviour modification applies operant conditioning principles, such as reinforcement and punishment, systematically to increase desirable behaviour or decrease undesirable behaviour."},{"text":"Behaviour modification is the systematic use of learning principles, especially classical conditioning, to change behaviour.","correct":false,"explanation":"Classical conditioning concerns learning associations between stimuli, but behaviour modification is based especially on operant conditioning, which changes behaviour through its consequences."},{"text":"Behaviour modification is the systematic use of learning principles, especially operant conditioning, to explain behaviour.","correct":false,"explanation":"Explaining behaviour is a theoretical aim rather than the defining practical purpose. 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This allows different observers to identify and record the same behaviour consistently."},{"text":"It is standardised: every participant receives identical instructions.","correct":false,"explanation":"Standardisation means using the same procedure or instructions for everyone. The statement is better because it operationalises the behaviour by specifying exactly what observers should record."},{"text":"It is counterbalanced: order effects are removed from the observation.","correct":false,"explanation":"Counterbalancing controls order effects in repeated measures designs and is unrelated to defining a target behaviour. The specific statement is better because it is operationalised."},{"text":"It is randomised: observers cannot predict what will happen.","correct":false,"explanation":"Randomisation reduces systematic bias in allocation or procedure, but it does not make a behaviour measurable. The statement is better because the target behaviour is operationalised."}]},{"id":"e932f890-e776-47c2-852a-de4178d6b037","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why record a baseline before behaviour modification starts?","back":"To judge whether the programme changed the behaviour.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"To judge whether the programme changed the behaviour.","correct":true,"explanation":"A baseline records the behaviour before intervention, providing a comparison point. Later measurements can therefore show whether the behaviour changed after the programme began."},{"text":"To ensure that the programme rewards every behaviour.","correct":false,"explanation":"Reinforcing every behaviour would also strengthen unwanted responses. A baseline is recorded to compare behaviour before and after the programme and judge whether it changed."},{"text":"To prove that the programme caused the behaviour.","correct":false,"explanation":"The target behaviour already exists before the programme, so the programme does not cause it. Baseline data help judge whether the programme changed its frequency or form."},{"text":"To decide whether the programme punished the behaviour.","correct":false,"explanation":"Behaviour modification need not use punishment, and baseline recording does not identify a consequence as punishment. It provides pre-intervention data for judging whether behaviour changed."}]},{"id":"3e47eea7-a3fb-46a7-9575-32297026bff1","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"In a token economy, tokens are [ ]; rewards exchanged for them are [ ].","back":"In a token economy, tokens are secondary reinforcers; rewards exchanged for them are backup reinforcers.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"In a token economy, tokens are secondary reinforcers; rewards exchanged for them are backup reinforcers.","correct":true,"explanation":"Tokens acquire reinforcing value through association with other rewards, making them secondary reinforcers. The goods, activities or privileges obtained with tokens are backup reinforcers."},{"text":"In a token economy, tokens are primary reinforcers; rewards exchanged for them are backup reinforcers.","correct":false,"explanation":"Primary reinforcers satisfy biological needs without learning, whereas tokens gain value through association. 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Ayllon and Azrin used tokens to increase adaptive behaviours among patients in psychiatric settings."},{"text":"Academic behaviours in classroom settings.","correct":false,"explanation":"Token economies can be used in classrooms, but Ayllon and Azrin’s 1968 work concerned psychiatric settings and aimed to increase patients’ adaptive behaviours."},{"text":"Attachment behaviours in nursery settings.","correct":false,"explanation":"Attachment behaviour in nurseries was not the focus of Ayllon and Azrin’s token systems. Their work increased adaptive behaviours in psychiatric settings."}]},{"id":"e262186a-f57d-474a-a329-9f4806a95b5a","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why is shaping useful when the final desired behaviour does not occur yet?","back":"There is nothing to reinforce directly yet.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"There is nothing to reinforce directly yet.","correct":true,"explanation":"If the final response is absent, it cannot receive direct reinforcement. 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Shaping reinforces existing approximations because the target cannot yet be reinforced directly."}]},{"id":"f869f1ad-4869-4cd5-9ef3-b7bd0345559b","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Shaping reinforces [ ] until the [ ] is achieved.","back":"Shaping reinforces successive approximations until the final desired behaviour is achieved.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Shaping reinforces successive approximations until the final desired behaviour is achieved.","correct":true,"explanation":"Shaping rewards responses that become progressively closer to the target. Reinforcement criteria are gradually changed until the individual performs the final desired behaviour."},{"text":"Shaping reinforces random behaviours until the final desired behaviour is achieved.","correct":false,"explanation":"Reinforcing random behaviours would not systematically guide learning towards the target. 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Successive approximations are reinforced towards the final desired behaviour."}]},{"id":"217baee9-b460-4a77-bafa-143db36d3d3e","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"In shaping, what counts as a successive approximation worth reinforcing?","back":"A behaviour closer to the target than current behaviour.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"A behaviour closer to the target than current behaviour.","correct":true,"explanation":"Shaping progresses by reinforcing responses that more closely resemble the final target than the individual’s present behaviour, gradually raising the criterion for reinforcement."},{"text":"A behaviour identical to the target from the first attempt.","correct":false,"explanation":"Requiring the complete target immediately overlooks the gradual nature of shaping. 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Continuous reinforcement early: clear behaviour-consequence link.
Intermittent reinforcement later: resists extinction.

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Continuous reinforcement early: clear behaviour-consequence link.
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Intermittent reinforcement early: clear behaviour-consequence link.
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