A Principle Used in Applied Behavioral Analysis Is to Break

question 29

True/False

A principle used in Applied Behavioral Analysis is to break a large task into small, manageable steps and then reinforce successive approximations to the goal.

Understand the socially constructed nature of race and its manifestation in contemporary movements.

Grasp the intersectionality framework and its application to understanding multiple, overlapping oppressions.

Recognize the role of activism, especially hashtag activism and networked counterpublics, in contemporary social movements.

Understand the historical and contemporary context of food justice issues, including supermarket redlining and grocery access disparities.

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