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nautica902

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Which one of the following illustrates the self-imposed contingencies aspect of self-regulation?
 
  A) Adele feels terrible when she inadvertently hurts a classmate's feelings.
  B) Bonnie knows how happy her parents will be if she brings home a good report card.
  C) Clint doesn't like striking out when it's his turn at bat because his teammates will think he's a bad baseball player.
  D) Daryl checks his watch frequently as he takes a standardized test to be sure he can finish the test in the allotted time.

Question 2

Several students in Mr. Samber's class have trouble keeping themselves on task during independent seatwork assignments. Mr. Samber gives each of these students a sheet of paper on which they are to make a check mark every time they find themselves doing something other than their assignment during seatwork time. Mr. Samber is applying which one of the following concepts?
 
  A) A contingency contract
  B) Reinforcement of an incompatible behavior
  C) Epistemic belief
  D) Self-monitoring


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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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