[FinB] During a team meeting, Lon volunteered for a project…

[FinB] During a team meeting, Lon volunteered for a project outside his usual responsibilities. When his supervisor asked what motivated his choice, Lon replied, “There wasn’t any particular reason. It just seemed like something to do.” Lon’s explanation represents a belief in:

[FinB] During practice, Coach Rivera notices that when Andre…

[FinB] During practice, Coach Rivera notices that when Andre eats a full meal before training, he completes drills accurately and completely. On days Andre skips meals, he takes longer to complete the drills and often gets sidetracked by other athletes. This is an example of ___ observation.

[FinB] The behavior analyst was assisting Nelda, a 6-year-ol…

[FinB] The behavior analyst was assisting Nelda, a 6-year-old child, with learning skills related to crossing the street safely. The behavior analyst pointed to the green traffic signal and said, “Green means the cars can go, but when it turns red, it means the cars stop.” Then she said to Nelda, “So, what color means the cars stop?” Nelda yelled, “Red!” The behavior analyst said, “Great job!” When Nelda was riding in the car with her dad later that day, she saw a different red light and yelled, “Stop!” Which of the following accounts for Nelda’s response?

[FinB] During therapy sessions, Meg often requested a break…

[FinB] During therapy sessions, Meg often requested a break by raising her hand, and the therapist consistently honored those requests. Later, the therapist placed the behavior on extinction and no longer provided breaks following hand raises. Meg then began asking the therapist verbally for a break. When the therapist also stopped responding to verbal requests, Meg began raising her hand again, even though it no longer resulted in a break. Meg raising her hand again is an example of: