Shaping as a Means for Teaching New Behaviours Relies on Rewarding

question 264

Short Answer

Shaping as a means for teaching new behaviours relies on rewarding successive ___ of the desired behaviours until the complete behavioural sequence emerges.

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Definitions:

Negative Consequences

Undesired or adverse outcomes resulting from an action or decision.

Dual Relationship

A situation where multiple roles exist between a therapist and their client, potentially impacting the clinical relationship.

Informed Consent

An ethical and legal requirement whereby individuals are fully informed about the procedures and risks involved before agreeing to participate.

Boundary Crossings

Actions by professionals that deviate from established therapeutic boundaries, intended to benefit the client, such as self-disclosure or nontraditional settings.