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[@denitascott9444]

I’m confused for 133 in the beginning the first sentence says everyone drinks a cup . So then when they stop drinking the cup I thought it would be extinction

[@janellejones500]

I had the same thought process as well. I was stuck between A & B because of it.

[@bahramg.1614]

I thought he was going through extinction burst by him asking over and over if they wanted tea.

[@eperez-1477]

I know there's a couple questions on this one already, but I haven't really seen clarification. For 133, wasn't the behavior was previously reinforced because in the morning you made tea and your family drank a cup? Then you continue to ask and they say "no" thereby putting your behavior on extinction? Why can't we count the morning?

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[@astabrqmuhammed7153]

133 i thought if the question was waht is the family responding "no" it's going to be positive punishment, but the question what changed your behavior, and the behavior was "stop asking" looks like more "Extinction" would you please explain why its not Extinction with the word "stop" and "do yourself"only.
Thanks

[@AsiaDraper]

Can someone further explain to me how question 134 is not prediction? I thought it was prediction because the IV was not yet introduced. With verification, the IV would have to be removed. I've heard the explanation, but I am still confused.

[@EuselisLeon-sw4li]

The best ways I understand it and can explain it is basically thinking about it as a reversal design, meaning if you had a bx at a certain level in baseline, you applied the intervention, the bx went in the wanted direction how do you confirm the intervention is in fact responsible for the bx change? Well with a verification process, this way u can kind of show control, you can verify the "IV affected the DV" Hope this makes sense.