A Procedure in Which a Client Practices Particular Behaviors in a Practice

question 336

Multiple Choice

A procedure in which a client practices particular behaviors in a practice setting to increase the likelihood that those behaviors will occur appropriately in the real world is called:

• A)contingency shaping
• B)rule-governed control
• C)modeling
• D)behavioral rehearsal

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Definitions:

Service

The act of providing assistance or benefits to customers or clients without the sale of tangible goods.

Price Variances

A measurement of the difference between the actual cost of a good or service and its expected cost.

Quantity Variances

Quantity variances are differences between the expected and actual quantities of inputs (materials, labor) used in the production process or during a specific period.

Direct Labor

The wages or salaries paid to employees who are directly involved in the production process of goods or services.