The Second Phase of Behavior Modification Is

question 18

Multiple Choice

The second phase of behavior modification is

• A)charting baseline behavior
• B)intervention or experimentation
• C)reinstating the intervention conditions
• D)reversal to baseline conditions

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Definitions:

Parental Methods

Strategies, practices, or techniques employed by parents in the upbringing, discipline, and guidance of their children.

Emotional Arousal

The state of being physiologically alert and mentally stimulated, often as a response to an emotion-evoking stimulus.

Internalization

The psychological process by which individuals adopt and integrate the beliefs, standards, or behaviors of others into their own personal value system.

Nonresponsive Arousal

A state where an individual exhibits physiological signs of arousal without responding to external stimuli or showing conscious awareness.