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Kategória: Behavior analysis
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агресија

Psychology; Behavior analysis

A side effect of presenting aversive stimuli or removing positive reinforcers, which may generate responses that injure other organisms (e.g., biting) and/or increase the ...

агресија

Oktatás; SAT vocabulary

An unprovoked attack

агресија

Orvosi;

a form of behavior characterized by physical or verbal attack. It may appear either appropriate and self-protective, even constructive, as in healthy self-assertiveness, or ...

агресија

Psychology; Psychiatry

Refers to behavior between members of the same species that is intended to cause pain or harm

апсолутна единица

Psychology; Behavior analysis

A unit of measurement whose value is defined in a fixed or unvarying manner independently of the phenomenon being measured.

бихејвиористичка дефиниција

Psychology; Behavior analysis

A statement that specifies exactly what behavior is to be observed.

синџир на однесување

Psychology; Behavior analysis

A sequence of related behaviors, each of which provides the cue for the next, and the last of which produces a reinforcer.

автообликување

Psychology; Behavior analysis

A respondent conditioning procedure that generates skeletal responses. For example, a key light is turned on a few seconds before grain is presented to a pigeon. After several ...

вештачки засилувач

Psychology; Behavior analysis

A reinforcer not usually present in the natural setting or not a natural consequence of the behavior. For example, trinket rewards serve as artificial reinforcers in many school ...

автоматски засилувач

Psychology; Behavior analysis

A reinforcer related to a response in such a way that it is ordinarily produced automatically by the response (e.g., as in the relation between certain sexual activities and ...