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Behavioral cusp

A behavioral cusp is any behavior change that brings an organism's behavior into contact with new contingencies that have far-reaching consequences. A behavioral cusp is a special type of behavior change because it provides the learner with opportunities to access new reinforcers, new contingencies, new environments, new related behaviors…

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Behavioral cusp

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Avg. degree1.92
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related to history · 8
Behavioral cusp → American, Behavior, Bijou, Donald Baer, Jesus Rosales-Ruiz, Sidney, The, Whereas
related to Competition with archaic behaviors · 6
Behavioral cusp → An, Behavior, Competing, Frank Sulloway's, From, In
related to Life span/development guidelines · 6
Behavioral cusp → As Rosales-Ruiz, Baer, One, The, Thus, While
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Behavioral cusp → important behavior change that alters the probability of the learner's future repertoires and interactions with stakeholders' repertoires, important behavior change that alters the probability of the learner's future repertoires and interactions with stakeholders' repertoires.Social validitySocial validity is an in…, special type of behavior change because it provides the learner with opportunities to access new reinforcers
related to Effect on stakeholders · 3
Behavioral cusp → Effect, It, The

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behavior cusp behavioral new change behaviors reinforcers environments learner time contingencies important archaic child lead related concept developmental special stakeholders

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Behavioral cuspis aspecial type of behavior change because it provides the learner with opportunities to access new reinforcers0.90text
Behavioral cuspis aimportant behavior change that alters the probability of the learner's future repertoires and interactions with stakeholders' repertoires.Social validitySocial validity is an in…0.90text
Behavioral cuspis aimportant behavior change that alters the probability of the learner's future repertoires and interactions with stakeholders' repertoires0.90text
Behavioral cusprelated to Competition with archaic behaviorsBehavior0.60section
Behavioral cusprelated to Competition with archaic behaviorsCompeting0.60section
Behavioral cusprelated to Competition with archaic behaviorsAn0.60section
Behavioral cusprelated to Competition with archaic behaviorsFrank Sulloway's0.60section
Behavioral cusprelated to Competition with archaic behaviorsIn0.60section
Behavioral cusprelated to Competition with archaic behaviorsFrom0.60section
Behavioral cusprelated to Effect on stakeholdersEffect0.60section
Behavioral cusprelated to Effect on stakeholdersIt0.60section
Behavioral cusprelated to Effect on stakeholdersThe0.60section

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