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#1. After his basketball team lost a game by 10 points, Coach K made all team members run 30 laps around the court during the next practice. The running of the laps was a direct consequence of losing the game by a significant margin. This intervention is best described as an example of which behavior-change procedure?

Positive practice overcorrection

Negative practice overcorrection

Restitutional overcorrection

Contingent exercise

Contingent exercise is a form of positive punishment in which an individual is required to perform a physically demanding activity as a consequence of engaging in an undesirable behavior In Coach Ks scenario the teams undesired behavior was losing the game by a significant margin and the consequence was running 30 laps which is a physically demanding activity This directly aligns with the definition of contingent exercise Positive practice overcorrection involves repeatedly practicing the correct form of the target behavior or a behavior that is incompatible with the problem behavior Negative practice overcorrection involves repeatedly performing the incorrect problem behavior Restitutional overcorrection requires the individual to repair the environment to its original state and then make it even better None of these other options fit the scenario as precisely as contingent exercise where the punishment is the requirement to engage in an effortful relevant physical activity

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