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A major change in the DSM-IV over earlier editions is that
Successive Approximations
A method in behaviorism used to shape behavior by rewarding actions that are closer to the desired behavior.
Free Will
The ability to choose between different possible courses of action unimpeded.
Continuous Reinforcement
A learning process in which a behavior is reinforced each time it is exhibited, leading to quicker acquisition of the behavior.
Intermittent Schedule
A reinforcement schedule in which rewards or consequences are given out at irregular intervals to modify behavior.
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