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kodithompson

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The emphasis in dry bed training is on
 
  a. the prevention of enuresis.
  b. parental modeling and response cost.
  c. early intervention for enuresis.
  d. children's developing self control skills.

Question 2

The specific antecedents and consequences that cause a person to perform a behavior are called its
 
  a. setting events.
  b. causal factors.
  c. maintaining conditions.
  d. stimulus controls.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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