Observe the vocal behavior of individuals around you to capture…
Question Answered step-by-step Observe the vocal behavior of individuals around you to capture… Observe the vocal behavior of individuals around you to capture FIVE examples of echoic behavior. You can gather examples of echoic operants from people you live with, people in line at the grocery store, people in restaurants, crowds at sporting events or concerts, individuals with whom you work….anyone! You can even capture examples from media such as movies, television shows, or YouTube videos. Since echoic operants are typically the first verbal behavior to emerge, the assignment could be easier if you can find some young children (16-24 months of age) to observe. Or access a group of people learning a second language. NOTE: If the echoed word is used to seek confirmation, then it is a request for information (i.e., “mand”) and NOT an echoic. For example, you’re told that your appointment is at 9 o’clock. You say, “9 o’clock?” and the person says, “Yes, 9 o’clock.” As we’ll learn next module your question of “9 o’clock?” is a request for confirmation and so there is specific reinforcement (i.e., an answer). Since there is specific reinforcement, it is NOT an echoic (which must be followed by non-specific reinforcement). Describe 5 echoic operants by typing directly into the table below. Once you have entered your examples, save the document, then submit it via the assignment drop box. Here is an example of an echoic I observed: SDResponseConsequence Watching YouTube video of Jimmy Kimmel interviewing Benedict Cumberbatch; Cumberbatch says “flibberdygibbet” Kimmel says “flibberdygibbet” Cumberbatch and studio audience laugh Your turn! Type directly into each cell. SDResponseConsequence 1 2 3 4 5 Psychology Social Science Social Psychology EDUCATION 574 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
