Chapter 1

1) Behavior

2) Behavior analysis

3) Reinforcer

Chapter 2

4) Baseline

5) Reinforcement contingency

Chapter 3

6) Escape contingency

7) Aversive stimulus (negative reinforcer)

8) Differential reinforcement of alternative behavior

9) Functional assessment

Chapter 4

10) Punishment contingency

11) Dependent variable

12) Independent variable

13) Social validity

Chapter 5

14) Penalty contingency

15) Response cost

16) Time out

17) The law of effect

Chapter 6

18) Recovery from punishment

19) Spontaneous recovery

20) Extinction

21) To confound variables

Chapter 7

22) Response topography

23) Latency

24) Task analysis

25) Response class

26) Single subject research design

27) The differential reinforcement procedure

Chapter 8

28) Terminal behavior

29) Shaping with reinforcement

30) Variable-outcome shaping

Chapter 9

31) Unlearned reinforcer

32) Motivating operation

33) Premack principle

34) Deprivation principle

35) Satiation principle

Chapter 11

36) Generalized learned reinforcer

37) Learned reinforcer (Secondary or conditioned reinforcer)

38) Token economy

Chapter 12

39) Discriminative stimulus (SD)

40) S-delta

41) Prompt

42) Discrimination training procedure

43) Operandum (manipulandum)

44) Verbal behavior No definition box in the book, but you can find it on p. 212

Chapter 13

45) Stimulus generalization

46) Stimulus class

47) Concept training

48) Match to sample

49) Conceptual stimulus control (Conceptual control)

50) Fading procedure

Chapter 14 51) Imitation

52) Generalized imitation

53) Imitative reinforcers

Chapter 15

54) Avoidance contingency

55) Avoidance of loss contingency

56) Warning stimulus

Chapter 16

57) Punishment by prevention of removal contingency

58) Differential reinforcement of other behavior No definition box in the book, but you can find it on p. 275

Chapter 17

59) Intermittent reinforcement

60) Fixed ratio responding

61) Variable-ratio (VR) schedule of reinforcement

62) Schedule of reinforcement

63) Fixed ratio schedule of reinforcement

Chapter 18

64) Fixed interval schedule of reinforcement

65) Fixed-interval scallop

66) Variable interval responding

67) Fixed-time schedule of reinforcer delivery

68) Resistance to extinction

69) Superstitious behavior

70) Resistance to extinction and intermittent reinforcement (Principle)

71) Variable-interval schedule of reinforcement

Chapter 19

72) Concurrent contingencies

73) Differential reinforcement of incompatible behavior

Chapter 20

74) Dual-functioning chained stimuli

75) Behavioral chain

76) Backward chaining

77) Differential reinforcement of low rate

Chapter 21

78) Unconditioned response

79) Conditioned stimulus

80) Unconditioned stimulus

81) Conditioned response

82) Operant conditioning

83) Respondent conditioning

84) Higher order conditioning

85) Respondent extinction

86) Systematic desensitization

Chapter 22

87) Rule

88) Rule-governed analog to a behavioral contingency

89) Rule-governed behavior

90) Contingency control

91) Indirect acting contingency

Chapter 23

92) Feedback

93) Covert behavior

94) Task analysis

Chapter 24

95) Rules that are easy to follow

96) Three-contingency model of performance management

97) Rules that are hard to follow

Chapter 25

98) Pay for performance

Chapter 26

99) Methodological behaviorism

100) Radical behaviorism

Chapter 27

101) Performance maintenance

102) Behavior trap

Chapter 28

103) Transfer of training