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    Changing Students' Behavior by Managing the Contingencies, or Consequences, of That
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Changing Students' Behavior by Managing the Contingencies, or Consequences, of That

Question 1

Question 1

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Changing students' behavior by managing the contingencies, or consequences, of that behavior.


A) response cost
B) behavioral modification
C) positive reinforcement
D) shaping

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