The Use of Objects That Can Be Traded for Food

question 103

Multiple Choice

The use of objects that can be traded for food, candy, treats, or special privileges with the purpose of reinforcing behavior is called

• A) the participant modeling technique.
• B) a contingency contract.
• C) a group extinction procedure.
• D) a token economy.
• E) systematic flooding.

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Definitions:

Sampling Distribution

The probability distribution of a given statistic based on a random sample, used in statistical hypothesis testing and estimation.

Observations

The act of monitoring or recording systematically selected variables to gather data or insights.

Defect Rate

The proportion of defective items or errors found in a batch of products, used as a measure of quality in manufacturing processes.

Confidence

A feeling or belief that one can rely on someone or something; firm trust.