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schs14

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New skill is positively reinforced and the consequence that previously reinforced the target behavior is withheld.
 
  a. antecedent adjustment
  b. consequent adjustment

Question 2

Conditions adjusted so new behavior can be learned and aversive conditions avoided.
 
  a. antecedent adjustment
  b. consequent adjustment



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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