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This file includes BSHS 311 Week 2 Self Management Behavioral Contract Select a goal: something that you would like to change about yourself. Perhaps you would like to stop smoking, or to control drinking, improve study habits, manage time better or change eating or exercise habits. It is critical that your goal be measurable, attainable, positive, and significant to you. Describe the goal as target behaviors. What specific behaviors do you want to increase or decrease? Conduct research about the effects of your habit. (Ex: Statistics/research about the increased rate of cancer among smokers) Choose a means of monitoring your progress, such as a chart or a behavioral diary. Write a contract that states all of the above points and specifies both internal and external consequences for actions in a realistic time frame, such as short-term rewards for adhering to the contract and a long-term reward for meeting the goals.

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General Questions - General General Questions BSHS 311 Week 2 Individual Assignment Self-Management Behavioral Contract

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Try to schedule your classes around your work schedule instead of the other way around. If you start planning early, you can often find classes that don't interfere with your work schedule. This can be more challenging if you work a low-wage job, but often your employer will work with you.