1
Q
What is the definition of extinction?
A
If a behaviour that was previously reinforced stops being reinforced, the behaviour will weaken or decrease. Works with behaviour previously maintained with positive reinforcement.
2
Q
What is the extinction burst?
A
Behaviour may briefly increase in frequency, duration, or intensity after the reinforcement is eliminated.
3
Q
What is extinction-induced aggression?
A
Novel behaviours, often emotional or aggressive, may be exhibited.
4
Q
What is spontaneous recovery?
A
After a period of extinction, a behaviour may reappear, despite the lack of reinforcement.
5
Q
What factors influence the effectiveness of extinction?
A
- Previous schedule of reinforcement
- Magnitude of previous reinforcement
- Inadvertent reinforcement that occurs during the extinction phase
- Extinction of unwanted behaviour should be combined with reinforcement of alternative behaviour
PSYCH282
flashcards
Decks in class (21)
# Cards
-
Chapter 1 — Introduction To BMOD28
-
Chapter 2 — Observing And Recording Behaviour & Ethics66
-
Chapter 4 — Reinforcement31
-
Chapter 5 — Extinction5
-
Chapter 6 — Punishment28
-
Chapter 7 — Stimulus Control12
-
Chapter 8 — Respondent Conditioning16
-
Chapter 9 — Shaping9
-
Chapter 10 — Prompting & Transfer Of Stimulus Control28
-
Chapter 11 — Chaining17
-
Chapter 13 — Functional Assessment16
-
Chapter 14 — Applying Extinction7
-
Chapter 15 — Differential Reinforcement16
-
Chapter 16 — Antecedent Interventions6
-
Chapter 17-18 — Applying Punishment29
-
Chapter 19 — Generalization & Maintenance14
-
Chapter 20 — Self Management17
-
Chapter 21 — Habit Reversal Procedures16
-
Chapter 22 — Token Economies12
-
Chapter 24 — Fear And Anxiety Reduction Procedures25
-
Chapter 25 — Cognitive Behaviour Therapies32
