Exam 23: A: Behavioral Contracts
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Exam 2: Observing and Recording Behavior9 Questions
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Exam 4: Reinforcement6 Questions
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Exam 15: Differential Reinforcement7 Questions
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Exam 16: Antecedent Control Procedures8 Questions
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Exam 17: Using Punishment: Time-Out and Response Cost8 Questions
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Exam 18: Positive Punishment Procedures and the Ethics of Punishment9 Questions
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Exam 19: Promoting Generalization10 Questions
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Exam 20: Self-Management7 Questions
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Exam 21: Habit Reversal Procedures10 Questions
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Exam 22: The Token Economy7 Questions
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Exam 23: Behavioral Contracts8 Questions
Exam 23: A: Behavioral Contracts53 Questions
Exam 24: Fear and Anxiety Reduction Procedures8 Questions
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Exam 25: Cognitive Behavior Modifications10 Questions
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When two individuals desire behavior change and write a contract to change their respective behaviors,it is called a(n)____________________ party contract.
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What are 2 ways in which a rule-governed behavior can operate to influence the target behavior?
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A behavioral contract involves the application of ____________ contingencies in order to help an individual achieve the desired level of the target behavior.
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The target behavior in a behavioral contract can include ____________ behaviors.
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In a behavioral contract,the negotiated consequences of the target behavior are:
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Each behavioral contract must state the time frame in which the target behavior must or must not occur.
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________________ Jerry gets to pick out his dessert if he makes his bed every morning.
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A family member is usually best suited to serve as contract manager.
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In what type of behavioral contract does the behavior change of one party serve as the reinforcer for the behavior change of the other party and vice versa?
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When one individual writes a contract with a contract manager,it is called a(n)________________ party contract.
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It is not necessary to use operational definitions for the target behavior in a one party behavioral contract.
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A behavioral contract produces change in the target behavior through all of the following ways except:
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Which of the following is NOT true concerning a behavioral contract?
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Sarah writes a behavioral contract with her parents that states she will clean the house if she comes home past her curfew.Which contingency in a behavioral contract involves providing a consequence when an undesirable behavior occurs?
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Melissa is trying to increase the number of classes that she attends each week,so she writes a behavioral contract with the school counselor.An agreement between one person who is attempting to change a target behavior and a contract manager who implements the contingencies is referred to as a ____________ contract.
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