The Use of Objects That Can Be Traded for Food

question 60

Multiple Choice

The use of objects that can be traded for food, candy, treats, or special privileges with the purpose of reinforcing behavior is called __________

• A) participant modeling technique.
• B) contingency contract.
• C) group extinction procedure.
• D) token economy.

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Definitions:

Continuing Education

The process of learning new skills or acquiring knowledge beyond the basic education, often for personal development or professional certification.

Peer Consultation

A process where professionals, typically in similar fields, exchange insights or feedback on cases, practices, or theories, to enhance understanding or outcomes.

Duty To Protect

A legal and ethical obligation often found in mental health, requiring professionals to take reasonable steps to prevent harm to their clients or others.

Reduce The Danger

Taking steps to lessen the risks or threats to safety and well-being.