Mark often comes to school wearing sandals instead of sneakers on days that he has physical education. he is getting angry with himself for continually forgetting the necessary footwear. his teacher suggests that he treat himself to an hour of television only on days when he has remembered to wear sneakers. mark's teacher is suggesting that mark use:

a. self-monitoring.

b. vicarious reinforcement.

c. a self-imposed contingency.

d. intermittent reinforcement.

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Jayleen Frazier

Social Studies

30 June, 12:56

Mark often comes to school wearing sandals instead of sneakers on days that he has physical education. he is getting angry with himself for continually forgetting the necessary footwear. his teacher suggests that he treat himself to an hour of television only on days when he has remembered to wear sneakers. mark's teacher is suggesting that mark use:

a. self-monitoring.

b. vicarious reinforcement.

c. a self-imposed contingency.

d. intermittent reinforcement.

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Karla Salinas · Answer 1

I believe the answer is: C. a self-imposed contingency.

a self-imposed contingency refers to a certain standard or expectation that we impose to ourselves.

This expectation usually could only be fulfilled through some sort of sacrifice and is very important in the development process that most individuals experience in their course of lives.