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#1. A group of four friends agrees that if all four of them successfully hit their golf balls into the middle of the fairway on the first tee, they will collectively earn a privilege (e.g., not having to take a penalty shot). If even one person fails to hit the fairway, the entire group loses the privilege. This arrangement is an example of which type of group contingency?

Dependent group contingency

Independent group contingency

Interdependent group contingency

Hero group contingency

This scenario describes an interdependent group contingency In an interdependent group contingency reinforcement for each member of the group is contingent upon every member of the group meeting the specified behavioral criterion The group as a whole must perform the target behavior successfully for any individual within the group to receive the reinforcement If any single member fails to meet the criterion the entire group or at least those who participated in the contingency does not receive the reinforcement This fosters peer support and shared responsibility In contrast a dependent group contingency often called a hero procedure is when the reinforcement for the entire group is contingent upon the behavior of one individual or a small subset of the group An independent group contingency is when reinforcement for each individual is contingent only on that individuals own behavior even if they are part of a group where others are also working towards the same goal

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