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folubunmi

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In behavior modification, a punisher is defined by its:
 
  a. effect on the behavior it follows
  b. intended purpose
 c. effect on the behavior it precedes
  d. severity

Question 2

In positive practice overcorrection, what must the learner do following the problem behavior?
 
  a. correct the environment damaged by the behavior
 b. comply with the task that was requested prior to the problem behavior
  c. repeatedly engage in the correct behavior
 d. engage in an effortful behavior that is not related to the problem behavior.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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