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Unsolved Case

The document presents a behavior detective game with three scenarios illustrating different behavioral principles. In the first scenario, the principle of extinction is applied when Ali is taught to ask politely for cookies. The second scenario demonstrates a token economy with Sara earning stars for completing homework, while the third scenario shows negative punishment with Ahmed being isolated for shouting.

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Unsolved Case

The document presents a behavior detective game with three scenarios illustrating different behavioral principles. In the first scenario, the principle of extinction is applied when Ali is taught to ask politely for cookies. The second scenario demonstrates a token economy with Sara earning stars for completing homework, while the third scenario shows negative punishment with Ahmed being isolated for shouting.

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Activity Sheet

Behavior Detective Game: Can You Crack the Case?

Scenario 1: The Screaming Snack Attack

Situation:

Ali, a 5-year-old boy, screams every time he wants a cookie.

The teacher starts giving him a cookie only when he asks politely and ignores his screaming.

What principle is being applied?

A) Positive Punishment

B) Shaping

C) Extinction

D) Negative Reinforcement

Scenario 2: The Homework Star

Situation:

Sara completes her homework on time.

Her parents give her a gold star and after collecting 5 stars, she earns a trip to the zoo.

What principle is being applied?

A) Token Economy

B) Positive Punishment

C) Negative Reinforcement

D) Time-Out

Scenario 3: The Loud Lunchroom

Situation:

Ahmed shouts in the school lunchroom.


The teacher makes him sit in a quiet corner for 5 minutes every time he shouts.

What principle is being applied?

A) Positive Reinforcement

B) Negative Punishment

C) Positive Punishment

D) Shaping

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