​The Constructional Approach to the Treatment of Problem Behaviors Involves

question 29

Multiple Choice

​The constructional approach to the treatment of problem behaviors involves:

• A) ​focusing on the development of functionally equivalent alternative behaviors
• B) ​eliminating reinforcement for replacement behaviors
• C) ​focusing on the implementation of punishment to decrease a problem behavior
• D) ​eliminating the problem behavior in only one setting in which it occurs

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Definitions:

Social Attachment

Social attachment refers to the bond that forms between individuals through social interactions, contributing to emotional ties and a sense of belonging within groups.

Thrill Seeking

The pursuit of activities or experiences that provide a high level of excitement or adrenaline, often involving risk-taking.

Drug Addiction

A chronic, relapsing disorder characterized by compulsive drug seeking, continued use despite harmful consequences, and long-lasting changes in the brain.

Curiosity

is the intrinsic desire or motivation to learn, explore, and seek out new knowledge or experiences, driven by the pursuit of understanding unfamiliar aspects of one's environment.