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· 분류 : 외국도서 > 교육/자료 > 교육 > 행동관리
· ISBN : 9781119126539
· 쪽수 : 464쪽
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AN INTRODUCTION TO BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS
Note: Each chapter includes several brief fill-in-the-blank reading quizzes with answers provided at the back of each chapter.
Chapter 1 - An Introduction to Behavior Analysis- page 1
What Is Behavior? 1
What Is Behavior Analysis? 3
I'm Not Buying It. I Determine My Own Behavior - 8
What are the Determinants of Behavior? - 15
The Activities of Behavior Analysists? - 17
Summary - 20
Answers to Reading Questions - 20
References - 22
Chapter 2: Understanding Behavioral Research - page 23
Variables - 24
Correlation vs. Causation - 24
Experiments - 25
Measuring Behavior - 27
Outcome Recording - 33
Event Recording - 36
Interval Recording - 39
Duration Recording - 41
Summary - 43
Chapter 3: Experimental Designs in Behavior Analysis- page 49
Group Experimental Designs - 49
Single-Subject Experimental Designs - 51
Comparison (A-B) Design- 52
Reversal (A-B-A) Design- 54
Multiple- Baseline Designs- 57
Did Behavior Change? - 64
Summary - 76
Answers to Reading Quiz Questions- 77
References- 80
Chapter 4: Phylogenetic Behavior and Pavlovian Learning- page 83
Phylogenetically Select Behavior- 83
Pavlovian Learning - 86
Pavlovian Conditioning of Emotions - 89
Principles of Effective Pavlovian Conditioning - 90
What is Learned During Pavlovian Conditioning? - 93
Principles of Effective Pavlovian Conditioning- 95
Generalization - 101
Pavlovian- Extinction-Based Therapy - 103
Extra Box 1 Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Military Veterans - 107
Pavlovian Conditioning in Everyday Life - 108
Summary - 111
Answers to Reading Questions - 111
References - 113
Chapter 5: Operant Learning I: Reinforcement- page 117
Operant Behavior - 117
Response- Consequence Contingencies - 119
Noncontingent Consequences - 122
Changing Behavior with Contingent Consequences - 124
Extra Box: Noncontingent Consequences in North Korea - 125
Reinforcers, Reinforcement, and Rewards - 126
The Discovery of Reinforcement- 127
How to Tell if a Consequence Functions as a Reinforcer - 128
From Puzzle Boxes to Skinner Boxes - 130
Response Variability: Exploring and Exploiting - 131
Extra Box 2: Add Some Variability to Your Life - 132
The Generic Nature of Operant Behavior - 133
Not Every Consequence Functions as a Reinforcer -134
Reinforcement in Social Media and Video Games - 137
Summary - 138
Answers to Reading Questions - 139
References - 141
Chapter 6: Operant Learning II: Positive and Negative Reinforcement - page 143
Positive and Negative Reinforcement - 143
Positive Reinforcement - 143
Negative Reinforcement - 146
Extra Box: What is the Consequence in SRA-? 151
Positive or Negative Reinforcement, Is There Really a Difference?
Using Reinforcement to Positively Influence Behavior - 153
Reinforcement in the Workplace - 156
Three Objections to Reinforcement - 157
Theories of Reinforcement - 162
Summary - 165
Answers to Reading Questions- 165
References - 166
Chapter 7: Extinction and Differential Reinforcement- page 169
Operant Extinction Following Positive Reinforcement - 170
Operant Extinction Following Negative Reinforcement - 171
How Quickly Will Operant Extinction Work? - 174
Spontaneous Recovery of Operant Behavior - 175
Extra Box: How Extinction Informs Theories of Reinforcement - 177
Other Effects of Extinction -179
We Tried It At Home - 183
Using Extinction to Positively Influence Behavior - 184
Differential Reinforcement - 187
Summary - 193
Answers to Reading Quiz Questions - 194
References - 195
Chapter 8: Primary and Conditioned Reinforcement, and Shaping- page 200
Primary Reinforcers - 201
Conditioned Reinforcers - 202
The Token Economy - 204
Arranging Effective Conditioned Reinforcers - 207
Clicker Training with Humans - 211
Shaping - 213
Automating Shaping: Percentile Schedules of Reinforcement - 222
Summary - 224
Answers to Reading Quiz Questions - 225
References - 226
Chapter 9: Motivation, Reinforcer Efficacy, and Habit Formation - page 226
Everyday Concepts of Motivation - 230
From Motivation to Motivating Operations- 232
Extra Box: The Cost of Mentalistic Reasoning - 236
Identifying Effective Reinforcers: The “Liking” Strategy - 237
Extra Box: Avoiding Circularity – The Premack Principle - 241
Measuring Reinforcer Efficacy - 243
Dimensions of Effective Reinforcers - 245
Summary - 248
Habit Formation - 248
Summary - 252
Answers to Reading Questions - 253
References - 254
Chapter 10: Punishment - page 258
Punishers and Punishment - 259
Two Kinds of Punishment – Both Decrease Behavior - 261
When Should We Punish? - 264
Extra Box: Punishment is the Norm – Using it Effectively is Humane - 266
Six Characteristics of Effective Punishment Interventions - 266
Primary and Conditioned Punishment - 272
Some Commonly Used Punishers’ - 274
The Watchful Eye of the Punisher - 277
The Role of Reinforcement in the Act of Punishing - 279
Summary - 281
Answers to Reading Quiz Questions - 282
References - 283
Chapter 11: Complex Contingencies of Reinforcement- page 289
Schedules of Reinforcement - 290
Ratio Schedules of Reinforcement - 291
Interval Schedules of Reinforcement - 302
Why Study Schedules of Reinforcement? - 308
Extra Box: Contingency Management - 309
Schedule Thinning - 310
Scheduling Reinforcers to Enhance Human Performance and Happiness - 313
Summary - 313
References - 316
Chapter 12: Antecedent Stimulus Control - page 321
Phylogenetic and Pavlovian Stimulus Control - 322
Discriminated Operant Behavior - 322
Discrimination Training - 330
Extra Box: Direct Instruction of Reading Skills - 333
Generalization - 335
Stimulus-Response Chains - 340
Extra Box: Consciousness - 343
Summary - 345
Chapter 13: Choice - page 351
What is Choice? - 352
Four Variables Affecting Choice - 353
The Rich Uncle Joe Experiment - 356
Choosing Between Uncertain Outcomes - 357
Extra Box: The Matching Law, Terrorism, and White Nationalism - 366
Extra Box: What Substitutes for Drug Reinforcers? - 367
Impulsivity and Self-Control - 372
Summary - 380
Answers to Reading Questions - 381
References - 385
Chapter 14: Verbal Behavior, Rule-Following, and Clinical Behavior Analysis
Behavioral Approaches to Language - 391
Rules and Rule-Governed Behavior - 401
Breaking the Rules in Clinical Psychology - 408
Extra Box: If thoughts are important, prepare to suffer - 410
Further Reading - 413
Summary - 414
Answers to Reading Questions - 415
References - 417