Proven Strategies for Successful Behavior Change Include

question 78

Multiple Choice

Proven strategies for successful behavior change include

• A) learning behaviors by watching others fail repeated.
• B) only considering making significant changes.
• C) setting small, attainable goals.
• D) stating change in the negative voice.

---

Definitions:

Frederick Douglass

An African-American social reformer, abolitionist, orator, writer, and statesman who after escaping from slavery in Maryland, became a national leader of the abolitionist movement.

Quakerism

A Christian religious movement formally known as the Religious Society of Friends, known for its pacifist principles, simplicity, and silent worship.

Slave and Free States

Terms referring to U.S. states before the Civil War, denoting whether they permitted slavery ("slave states") or prohibited it ("free states").

Upper and Lower South

Terms used to differentiate between the geographical regions of the American South, with the Upper South referring to states like Virginia and Tennessee, and the Lower South to states such as Georgia and Alabama.