Concept information
Preferred term
behavioral concepts and applications
Definition(s)
- The behavioral approach views behavior as being responsive to the environment. In the most general sense, the environment consists of the antecedents that occur prior to a behavior (e.g., settings, tasks, presence of people, instructions, prompts) and the consequences that follow a behavior (e.g., reinforcers or punishers after a behavior occurs). [Source: Encyclopedia of School Psychology; Behavioral Concepts and Applications]
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http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-XLW9DVZR-4
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