Teaching students relevant behaviors result in:
a. students who can control peers' behaviors more effectively
b. behaviors that are likely to be reinforced in natural settings
c. behaviors that are likely to lead to satiation
d. students receiving primary or unconditioned reinforcement
Question 2
The turtle technique involves:
a. teaching students muscle relaxation exercises
b. teaching students to generate alternative strategies
c. telling students a story about a turtle that deal with being teased
d. both teaching students muscle relaxation exercises and teaching students
to generate alternative strategies
e.
all of these choices
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