The Incompatible-Response Technique Involves

question 178

Multiple Choice

The incompatible-response technique involves

• A)reinforcing desirable behaviors while ignoring the undesirable whenever possible.
• B)punishing whenever the behavior is incompatible with the rules.
• C)ensuring compatibility between behavioral transgressions and the severity of the punishment.
• D)using time-out whenever a misbehavior occurs.

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