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yoooooman

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Behavioral effects of high-p sequence suggests the abative effects of an abolishing operation by increasing the value of reinforcement for non-compliance to low-p requests and reducing the aggression & self-injury typically associated with low-p requests.
 
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If a FBA identifies the source of reinforcement to be eliminated for the problem behavior, what was the strategic approach used?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

False . Behavioral effects of high-probability request sequence suggests the abative effects of an abolishing operation by reducing the value of reinforcement for non-compliance to low-p requests and reducing the aggression & self-injury typically associated with low-p requests.

Answer to Question 2

The strategic approach utilized in a FBA if it identifies the source of reinforcement to be eliminated is altering consequent variables.



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