Question 1 (1 point) before teachers can teach or reinforce anything in the classroom, teachers must define: question 1 options: fair behavioral expectations effective behavioral routines what the teacher doesn't like both a and b question 2 (1 point) two of the most powerful tools in managing behavior are: question 2 options: candy and smiles technology and reinforcement proximity and reinforcement proximity and a clean classroom question 3 (1 point) which is not a behavioral learning theory? question 3 options: contiguity theory classical or respondent conditioning theory proximity theory operant or instrumental conditioning theory question 4 (1 point) which is not a part of the 3 phases of learning? question 4 options: discipline acquisition fluency maintenance question 5 (1 point) which form of conditioning did pavlov discover/create by observing a dog? question 5 options: a) contiguitytheory b) classical conditioning c) operant conditioning d) none of the above question 6 (1 point) in the area of classroom learning, classical conditioning is seen primarily in the conditioning of what kind of behavior? hint: relates to being happy, angry, sad, etc. question 6 options: social behavior emotional behavior physical behavior cognitive behavior question 7 (1 point) which form of conditioning uses natural responses and a neutral stimuli to create a conditioned response? question 7 options: a) contiguitytheory b) classical conditioning c) operant conditioning d) none of the above question 8 (1 point) e. r. guthrie proposed that any stimulus and response connected in time and/or space will tend to be what? question 8 options: confused associated lost found question 9 (1 point) skinner’s ability to train a rat to pull a lever is an example of what type of conditioning? question 9 options: operant conditioning classical conditioning new wave conditioning permanent conditioning question 10 (1 point) guthrie’s contiguity theory is one foundation for the more cognitively-oriented learning theory of what? question 10 options: making a dog drool teaching a rat to raise a lever neural networks teaching a duck to fly question 11 (1 point) what type of conditioning uses positive and negative reinforcement to change behavior? question 11 options: operant conditioning classical conditioning new wave conditioning permanent conditioning question 12 (1 point) if a student watches a crash course video for world history and scores the highest he or she has ever made on a test, that student might associate crash course with a high success rate in world history. what behavioral learning theory does this example follow? question 12 options: classical conditioning operant conditioning contiguity theory none of the above