Behavior That Shows a Consistent Increase from One Observation to the Next

question 47

True/False

Behavior that shows a consistent increase from one observation to the next during a baseline phase is an example of unstable behavior.

Anticipate the necessary actions to correct errors found during the reconciliation process.

Understand how to adjust a checkbook balance to reflect real-time financial status.

Practice problem-solving and critical thinking skills in the context of personal finance management.

Understand the concept of a check register and how to record transactions in it.

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Definitions:

Cognitive Skill

The mental abilities that involve the processing of information, such as thinking, learning, remembering, problem-solving, and paying attention.

Mindfulness

A moment-to-moment present awareness with an attitude on non-judgment, acceptance, and openness. Mindfulness meditative practices are effective in reducing psychological and physical symptoms or perceptions of stress.

Tolerate Uncertain

The ability to remain calm and functional despite not knowing outcomes or having incomplete information.

Autonomic Physiological Functions

Bodily functions that are not consciously controlled, such as heart rate, digestion, and respiratory rate.