By Simply Choosing Something You Do Frequently Each Day, Like

question 105

Multiple Choice

By simply choosing something you do frequently each day, like getting up from your favorite chair, as a cue to take out the cards and vividly picture yourself engaging in the action you wish to curb, your covert sensitization procedure can be placed under

• A) extinction.
• B) stimulus control.
• C) a fixed interval schedule.
• D) a fixed ratio schedule.

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