Choosing a Target Behavior, Recording a Baseline, Establishing Goals, Choosing

question 601

Multiple Choice

Choosing a target behavior, recording a baseline, establishing goals, choosing reinforcers, recording progress, rewarding progress, and adjusting one's plan are the steps making up a procedure known as

• A)behavioral self-management.
• B)top-down processing.
• C)cognitive mapping.
• D)perceptual habituation.

---

Definitions:

Cost Leadership Strategy

A strategy that seeks to operate with low cost so that products can be sold at low prices.

Competitive Advantage

A situation or factor that gives a business an advantageous or superior stance in comparison to its rivals.

Goal Replacement

The process of substituting an existing goal with a new one, often due to changes in priorities, resources, or external circumstances.

Focused Differentiation Strategy

A strategy that offers a unique product to a special market segment.