Translation of "þrett" into Icelandic

16. You do a reinforcement search with your 8-year-old student, where you try certain stimuli/activities. The results reveal that free time in the blackboard was the students' favorite. What can you conclude from these results? Free time on the computer could act as a reinforcement for this student. -- 17. Díanna is working with a 4-year-old boy with developmental disabilities. One of the first things she does is conduct a grant assessment. That means she? -measures whether there is an increase in the frequency of behavior when a specific stimulus is presented. -- 18. It is useful to use the "premack law" (grandmother's rule) in order to?- increase the frequency of behaviors that rarely occur. -- 19. An analyte (sd) is a stimulus/situation which? behavior is reinforced in -- 20. the difference between an analyte and a catalytic converter is that an analyte? is a stimulus whose behavior is reinforced when present. -- 21. Which of these could be an example of a catalytic converter? lack of food --23. Motivational variables have two types of influence on behavior, they? - change the reinforcing power of a stimulus: temporarily change the frequency of the behavior that has been reinforced by the stimulus. -- 24. What can happen if a behavior is not reinforced immediately? - other behavior will be reinforced, than the one that was supposed to be reinforced. -- 25. When there is a stimulus that is far ahead of the behavior in time, the behavior is called such a stimulus according to Behavior analysis. - rule -- 26. delayed reinforcement__ behavior through rules - affects -- 27. "if you only eat vegetables and fruits, you will lose 5 kilos" this statement is called___ which describes___ * - Rule: terms of conduct -- 28. In behavior analysis's discussion of rule-governed behavior, rules are classified as? - leading up to -- 29. Skinner tells in his book A matter of consequences how he shaped the beha