In the Treatment of Long-Standing Self-Injurious Behavior, Punishment Is Often

question 39

Multiple Choice

In the treatment of long-standing self-injurious behavior, punishment is often ________.

• A) ineffective
• B) effective
• C) effective, but the results are short-lived
• D) effective, but a new form of undesirable behavior typically appears

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Definitions:

Intragroup Conflicts

Disagreements or disputes occurring within a group, team, or organizational unit that can affect cohesion and performance.

Power Relationship

The dynamics of control, influence, and authority between individuals or groups within an organization or social structure.

Decreased Competition

A market condition where there is a reduction in the number or intensity of competitors, often leading to increased prices and reduced consumer choice.

Competing Style

A conflict resolution approach where one party seeks to achieve their goals at the expense of others, showing a high concern for personal goals and low concern for relationships.