Multiple Choice
A person writes a behavioral contract with a contract manager in which she agree to run 3 miles,five times per week.If she meets this goal,she will avoid the loss of $10 that she deposited.Each week she gets together with the contract manager and reports how many miles she ran each day and the contract manager implements the contingency.What is wrong with this contract?
A) $10 is too much money to include in the contingency
B) $10 is not enough money to put into the contingency
C) self-report of her daily running distance is not an adequate method for recording the behavior
D) money should not be used in a behavioral contract
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q1: What should the contract manager do if
Q2: An acceptable method for measuring the target
Q4: In a _ contract,one person seeks to
Q5: How do behavioral contracts work?<br>A)behavioral consequences<br>B)public commitment<br>C)rule-governed
Q6: Which of the following is not a
Q7: When Steve wrote a behavioral contract that
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