INFORMATION quiz

There are 10 questions in total.
Answer each question and then hit the green button to be taken to the following one.
Also write down on a piece of paper what answer you choose A, B, C or D so you can check your answers at the end.
You will be given a score and explanations for each question after the final question.
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Question 1 of 10 (10%)
What does the A stand for in behavioral ABC's?
- (A) Antecedent.
- (B) Animal.
- (C) Answer.
- (D) Automatic.
Question 2 of 10 (20%)
What does the B stand for in behavioural ABC's?
- (A) Beautiful.
- (B) Behaviour.
- (C) Beneficial.
- (D) Between.
Question 3 of 10 (30%)
What does the C stand for in behavioural ABC's?
- (A) Continue.
- (B) Carrot.
- (C) Communication.
- (D) Consequence.
Question 4 of 10 (40%)
What is a basic premise of behavioural science?
- (A) The law of relativity.
- (B) Behaviour is a result of past consequences.
- (C) Behavioural science is a myth, we have to train our animals by dominating them.
- (D) Behaviour is about us controlling aggression and making our animals happy.
Question 5 of 10 (50%)
Is the internet a a good place to research how to train your animal?
- (A) A definitive YES.
- (B) It can be, but you have to be careful about what information you choose to listen to.
- (C) A definitive NO.
- (D) If you google "animal training" you are guaranteed to get sound advice.
Question 6 of 10 (60%)
Behaviour is not rocket science it's ............ ? (Fill in the blanks).
- (A) Behaviour science.
- (B) Easy.
- (C) It's not science at all.
- (D) Psychology.
Question 7 of 10 (70%)
What is the scientific process?
- (A) We base our practices on hypothesis formed by anyone.
- (B) Studies have been replicated by independent researchers and peer reviewed.
- (C) Making it up as we go.
- (D) Punishing your animals.
Question 8 of 10 (80%)
What is cultural fog?
- (A) Information that is readily available and sometimes readily accepted by wider society, however is not backed up by science.
- (B) A low lying white cloud.
- (C) A type of fog that has cultural significance.
- (D) Scientific information.
Question 9 of 10 (90%)
When we talk about decreasing behavior, what type of behavior modification techniques are we talking about employing?
- (A) Reinforcement.
- (B) Punishment.
- (C) The best ones.
- (D) We can't modify our animals behaviour as they are purely instinctual.
Question 10 of 10 (100%)
What is one way we can measure beahvior?
- (A) With a pair of scales.
- (B) With a tape measure.
- (C) Using a calculator.
- (D) By the frequency that a particular behaviour occurs.
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What does the A stand for in behavioral ABC's?

What does the B stand for in behavioural ABC's?

What does the C stand for in behavioural ABC's?

What is a basic premise of behavioural science?

Is the internet a a good place to research how to train your animal?

Behaviour is not rocket science it's ............ ? (Fill in the blanks).

What is the scientific process?

What is cultural fog?

When we talk about decreasing behavior, what type of behavior modification techniques are we talking about employing?

What is one way we can measure beahvior?

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