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| The self-management paper is really an _____. |
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| "Review and interpret articles from the behavior-analytic literature" |
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| Review at least _____ articles on self-managment in your paper. |
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| You have not self-managed until you can see a _____ in your own behavior. |
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| Learning to think like a behavior analyst entails learning how to ____ behavior. |
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| You are the subject in this _____ experiment. |
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| This project is a _____ experimental design. |
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| occurs when you observe your own behavior. |
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| Rearrange the immediate _____ with interventions that will improve your behavior patterns and your long term outcomes. |
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| Immediate contingences (D) |
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Behavioral deficit: studying
- lack of reinforcement
- response effort (hard work)
- reinforcement for competing behavior (TV, email) |
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Behavioral deficit: studying
- good grades
- career advancement
- being prepared for exams |
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| Immediate contingencies (E) |
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Behavioral excess: internet
- immediate reinforcement
- little response effort
- avoidance of hw (negative reinforcement) |
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Behavioral excess: Internet
- Bad grades
- No career advancement
- Ignorance (can't solve problems at work) |
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| - reading test, making notes, taking web quizzes |
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- Title Page
- Abstract
- Intro
- Method
- Results
- Discussion
- References
- Legends
- Tables and figures |
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