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#1. At an ABA clinic, a chore chart is utilized to ensure the facility is sanitized and cleaned thoroughly at the end of each day. Every Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) is assigned specific cleaning tasks. The clinic policy stipulates that all RBTs are permitted to leave for the day only after all assigned tasks have been completed by every RBT on the team. If even one RBT’s task remains unfinished, no RBT can leave. What type of group contingency is being implemented in this scenario?

Independent group contingency

Dependent group contingency

Interdependent group contingency

Hero group contingency

The scenario describes an interdependent group contingency In this type of contingency reinforcement the ability to leave for the day is made available to all members of the group only if every individual in the group meets the specified criterion The text clearly states It doesnt matter how fast I do my task If all the tasks arent done we cant leave When the entire group needs to engage in the response to get reinforcement it is interdependent This means the collective performance of the group dictates whether any individual receives the reinforcement An independent group contingency would mean each RBT earns the right to leave upon completing their own tasks regardless of others A dependent group contingency often called a hero contingency would mean that the behavior of one or a few designated individuals earns reinforcement for the entire group

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