konstruktivni pristup

konstruktivni pristup

An approach to changing behavior that places an emphasis on building behaviors rather than reducing or eliminating them. It involves (1) observing or interviewing to determine the goal; (2) identifying the current repertoires on which to build; (3) selecting change procedures to build on current repertoires in accomplishable steps; and, (4) selecting and using natural reinforcers that will maintain the goal behavior.

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Category: Behavior analysis
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