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audragclark

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The basic rule for coping with a return to some unwanted behavior is:
 
  a. to expect the bad habit to return and reinstate a self-change plan when it does.
  b. to continue keeping records indefinitely and never stop self-observations.
  c. to always seek social support to help you cope.
  d. extreme overlearning.

Question 2

If Bo's target behavior dropped a great deal when he began to thin reinforcements:
 
  a. he hasn't practiced enough.
  b. he is not keeping adequate records.
  c. overlearning has occurred.
  d. the behavior has become too automatic.



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Answer to Question 1

A.

Answer to Question 2

A.



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