Principles and Methods of Behavior Modification

Author: Martin Meltzberg
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Publish Date: 2000-06-01
Features: The main content of this book is to introduce the basic principles of behavior, allowing readers to gain a general understanding of the impact of environmental events on human behavior, while also describing the process of behavior modification to help readers recognize some methods for changing human behavior. The entire book is divided into 28 relatively short chapters, each containing a manageable amount of information that readers can easily digest (such as a principle or a procedure). This book can serve as a standard one-semester course textbook for teaching courses on behavior modification, behavior analysis, behavior management, or behavior change. The content is designed to be highly accessible, making it readable even for readers without prior knowledge of the subject. The intended audience includes professional workers in service, education, or rehabilitation institutions who use behavior modification techniques in their treatment services to address the behavior of their clients.