A Person Seeking to Overcome Procrastination Should

question 76

Multiple Choice

A person seeking to overcome procrastination should

• A)avoid thinking about the tasks he or she put off.
• B)do favorite tasks first to build up momentum.
• C)allot as little time as possible to complete tasks.
• D)divide tasks into groups that can be prioritizeD.

Identify techniques used to reduce aggressive responses and increase desirable behavior.

Understand the general effects of punishment on behavior and its implications.

Recognize the conditions under which punishment is effective.

Compare and contrast different behavioral modification strategies.

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