When we introduce, withdraw, or change a treatment, our goal is to ______.

A. show that our treatment causes a change in the operant level
B. demonstrate that the stimulus is a reinforcer or a punisher
C. demonstrate that conditioning is occurring
D. demonstrate the generality of the treatment’s effects across participants


A. show that our treatment causes a change in the operant level

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a. self-confidence. b. self-esteem. c. self-harm. d. self-advocacy.

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__________ allow(s) professional school counselors to encourage students to identify beliefs and life-roles that have been learned from their families

A. Stereotyping B. Racist ideals C. Interventions D. Genograms

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The right of the consultee that protects the identities of parties involved in consultation is called:

a. informed consent. b. legal secrecy. c. confidentiality. d. malpractice.

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According to the text, closure is often a taboo subject because it is associated with _____________

A. loss B. death C. microskills D. ambiguity

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