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Behavioral risk factors

Behavioral risk factors refer to behaviors that increase the chances of disease, injury, or premature death.

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Behavioral schemes

Behavioral schemes refer to organized patterns of behavior that are used to represent and respond to objects and experiences.

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Behavioral self blame

Behavioral self blame means perceiving oneself as the cause of misfortune.

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Behavioral self-report

Behavioral self -report refers to a method of behavioral Assessment in which the person (client) provides information about the frequency of his/her particular behaviors.

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Behavioral setting

Behavioral setting refers to a smaller area within an environment whose use is well defined, such as a bus Stop, waiting room, or lounge, etc.

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Behavioral slowing

Behavioral slowing refers to age-related delay in the speed of response to stimuli.

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Behavioral strategy

Behavioral strategy refers to the strategy of defining human problems as behavioral problems. Behavioral strategy involves five (5) tactics: 1. Specify the behavior with a behavioral definition 2. Gather information using the approach of direct observation 3. Check the reliability and social validity of your observations 4. Use a single-subject experiment to test your treatment 5. Do a visual analysis of your data.

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Behavioral tasks

Behavioral tasks means helping bereaved persons by assisting with efforts to mark or take notice of a death through some external event or deed, as well as with commemorative activities designed to remember the life of the deceased or the legacies of that life

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