chapter 20- exam 1 Flashcards
self management
when a person used behavior modification procedures to change his or her own behavior
examples: running regularly, clean up your mess
defining self management
- excess and deficits
- immediate contingency and delayed positive outcome
- when a person engages in behavior at one time to control the occurrence of another behavior at another time
- engage in controlling behavior to influence the future occurrence of the controlled behavior
goal setting and self monitioring
- set achievable goals
- mostly implemented together
antecedent manipulations
- present discriminative stimulus for the desirable target behaviors
- removing the discriminative stimulus for competing undesirable behavior
- arranging an established operation for the desirable target behavior
- presenting an abolishing operation for the competing behavior
- decreasing the response effort for the desirable target behavior
- increasing the response effort for the competing behavior
behavioral contracting
written document in which you identify the target behavior and arrange consequences contingent on a specified level of the target behavior in a specific time period
social support
when significant others in a persons life provide a natural context or cues for the occurrence of the target behavior or when they naturally provide reinforcing consequences for the occurrence of the target behavior
self instruction and self praise
telling yourself what to do and encouraging yourself