Respondent and Operant Conditioning (B-3) | BCBA® Task List Study Guide | ABA Exam Review

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00:00 Describe and Provide Examples of Respondent and Operant Conditioning
00:19 Respondent Behavior
02:43 Respondent Conditioning
07:10 Operant Behavior
09:19 Operant Conditioning
Welcome to ABA exam review for our behavior analyst review and bcba® study prep. Today we are reviewing the BCBA® task list. Today we continue concepts and principles with B-3 Define and provide examples of respondent and operant conditioning. Respondent conditioning deals with elicited reflexes and is the same as pavlovian conditioning. Operant conditioning deals with learning history, evoked responses, and consequences.
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Good question. Responses that happen as a result of reinforcement will usually differ, even if slightly, from previous responses, but all these responses will be functionally similar in some way and produce the same consequence. If we want to be very specific, reinforcement increases future frequency of the "type" of behavior that is reinforced. If only the one specific response was increased then the chances of that response going extinction would be much higher as it would be extremely difficult to reinforce the exact topography of a single response each time.