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#1. The ‘hero procedure’ is a specific type of group contingency commonly utilized in applied behavior analysis. In this arrangement, the delivery of reinforcement for an entire group is made dependent upon the performance of one or a small, designated subset of individuals within that group. Which of the following standard classifications of group contingencies does the ‘hero procedure’ explicitly represent?

Interdependent group contingency

Independent group contingency

Dependent group contingency

Naturalistic group contingency

The hero procedure is a colloquial term for a dependent group contingency In a dependent group contingency the reinforcement for the entire group is contingent upon the behavior of one or a few specified individuals the hero or heroes If the designated individuals meet the behavioral criterion the whole group earns the reinforcement This contrasts with an interdependent group contingency where all members of the group must meet the criterion for anyone to earn reinforcement and an independent group contingency where reinforcement is available to individuals based solely on their own performance irrespective of others behavior Naturalistic group contingency is not a formal classification based on the dependency structure of reinforcement

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