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Autumn Examinations 2010/ 2011
Exam Code(s) 3BA1 3BA7 4BA4 4BA9 1EM1 2HDP1 1OA Exam(s) Third Arts Psychology, Fourth Arts BA International (Psychological Studies), Third Arts (Psychological Studies) Higher Diploma in Psychology (Full-Second Year), Visiting Students and Repeat Students.
Module Code(s) PS334 PS Module(s) Applied Behaviour Analysis, Applied Psychology 2
Paper No. 1 Repeat Paper Yes
External Examiner(s) Prof Carol McGuinness Internal Examiner(s) Dr. AnnMarie Groarke Dr. Geraldine Leader
Instructions:. Candidates are required to answer TWO questions.
Duration 2 hours No. of Pages 1 (including cover) Department(s) Psychology Course Co-ordinator(s) Dr. Geraldine Leader
Requirements : None MCQ Release to Library: Yes N Handout Statistical/ Log Tables Cambridge Tables Graph Paper Log Graph Paper Other Materials
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Ollscoil na hÉireann, Gaillimh
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND, GALWAY
Third Arts Psychology, Fourth Arts BA International (Psychological Studies), Third Arts (Psychological Studies), Higher Diploma in Psychology (Full-Second Year), Visiting Students and Repeat Students.
Autumn Examination, 2010-
PS334 Applied Behaviour Analysis PS316 Applied Psychology 2
Professor Carol McGuinness Dr. AnnMarie Groarke Dr. Geraldine Leader
Time Allowed: 2 hours
Candidates are requested to answer two of the following questions.
- With reference to the main punishment procedures discuss the proposition that punishment is inappropriate in a behaviour modification programme.
- How can the principles of operant behaviour be utilized to increase desirable behaviour?
- Discuss how the applications of behaviour analysis have contributed to increasing educational benefits in the classroom.
- With reference to research in the field, how has the application of applied behaviour analysis contributed to the treatment of autism spectrum disorder?
- Using examples from its methods, what characteristics distinguish applied behaviour analysis from other approaches in Psychology.
