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| Pavlov, Skinner, Thorndlike, Bandura |
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Frequency of behavior is determined by contingency of reinforcement
influence behavior to assist in learning and maintenance of desirable behaviors
behaviors can be unconscous |
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| habituated socially and culturally accepted behaviors |
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| maladaptive behaviors or lack desirable behaviors |
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Classical conditioning=unconditioned stimulus=involuntary
Operant conditioning=reinforcements-positive, negative, extinction
Modeling-learning |
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Behavioral management and skill building
experience success-habituate a behavior |
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PRESCRIPTIVE
REMEDIAL/COMPENSATORY
-Behavior is observed
-minimize maladaptive and maximize adaptive behaviors
-operant-remedial (improving a behavior)
-classical-compensatory (creating an environment) |
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PRESCRIPTIVE
REMEDIAL/COMPENSATORY
-Behavior is observed
-minimize maladaptive and maximize adaptive behaviors
-operant-remedial (improving a behavior)
-classical-compensatory (creating an environment) |
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