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Know: Setting up a token economy
identify and define target behaviors (should be clear what behaviors earn token) Select a medium of exchange (token, ticket, check mark, nothing edible) establish a ratio of exchange Arrange times for exchange (share with administration, and parents, teach token economy to students |
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True or false: token economy is a positive technique, there is no consequence for inappropriate behavior
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true
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a loss of tokens for specific negative behaviors that have been defined and shared with students is called _____
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response cost
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is response cost part of token economy or a punishment
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punishment
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too much of a good thing, and something that can reduce the effectiveness of the backup reinforcers, is called _____
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satiation
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how do you avoid satiation?
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rotate whats available. "sometimes this is available, sometimes not"
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too little of a good thing, and something that can increase the effectiveness of the backup reinforcers, is called _____
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deprivation
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how do you maintain deprivation states?
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keep rotating, just like saturation.
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_____ is the key to keeping balance between satiation and deprivation
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rotating
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"If i do this, then I'll do this" is an example of
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behavioral contracting
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