The Rachlin/Castro/Bandura debate discussed in the text illustrates the complexity involved in self-administered contingencies. Despite their differences, they all agreed that:
a. self-rewarding works by increasing accurate self-monitoring
b. contingent consequences work.
c. consequences are evaluated according to usual social standards
d. self-punishment operates primarily by providing information.
Question 2
A self-administered reward can be seen as:
a. reinforcement.
b. feedback.
c. both a and b.
d. neither a nor b.
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