A system in which clients can earn items for behaving appropriately that are later
exchangeable for goods and privileges is called
a. a token economy.
b. behavior modification.
c. a closed economy.
d. behavioral engineering.
e. applied behavior analysis.
a. a token economy.
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a. the bogus pipeline b. a Likert scale c. the facial electromyography d. covert videotaping
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A. Benito B. Dewayne C. Andy D. Ted
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