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Describe an example of how external sensory negative reinforcement could produce undesirable behavior.

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For example, a child might rep...

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Describe the main components in the treatment of Joel's anger.

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The main component in the treatment of J...

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What were two plausible explanations of the behavior of the child flushing jewelry down the toilet? How did the treatment procedure take both possibilities into account?

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(a)It may have been maintained because o...

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What is another name for "sensory reinforcement," and what assumption is the other name based on?

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Another name for sensory reinforcement i...

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A functional assessment of the causes of a problem behavior involves asking what two questions?

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What is a strong indicator that a problem behavior is being maintained as a way of escaping from demands? Give an example illustrating this indicator.

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The individual engages in the behavior o...

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Briefly describe three approaches to functional assessment, that is, three ways of identifying controlling variables of problem behavior.

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