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fagboi

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Group-oriented contingencies can be applied to:
 
  a. a specific individual within a group
  b. a segment of the group
  c. the group as a whole
  d. both b and c
  e. all of the above

Question 2

A group-oriented contingency refers to:
 
  a. the application of group activities such as cooperative learning where each student in the group is required to complete a portion of the assigned task
  b. a short-term group oriented toward resolution of immediate problems such as becoming more fully functioning, relating better with others, or reducing feelings of alienation
  c. a set of techniques designed to maximize the perceived similarity between various student members of a group
  d. the presentation a reinforcer contingent upon the behavior of an individual within the group, a segment of the group, or the group as a whole



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

D



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