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#1. Slash, a guitarist in a band, was performing a solo during a live show when he accidentally played an incorrect chord. To address this error and reduce its future occurrence, his band leader instructed him during the next practice session to intentionally play that exact incorrect chord 15 times in a row, immediately after performing the solo correctly. Which overcorrection procedure is the band leader utilizing to decrease Slash’s error?

Positive Practice Overcorrection

Negative Practice Overcorrection

Restitutional Overcorrection

Response Cost

Negative practice overcorrection is a form of overcorrection where contingent on an inappropriate behavior the individual is required to repeatedly perform the incorrect or unwanted behavior The goal is to make the inappropriate behavior aversive or tedious through repeated execution thereby decreasing its future occurrence In this case Slash is made to repeatedly play the wrong chord Positive practice overcorrection would involve repeatedly performing the correct behavior often in an exaggerated manner to build proficiency Restitutional overcorrection requires the individual to restore the environment to a state that is better than it was before the misbehavior occurred Response cost involves the removal of a specified amount of a reinforcer contingent on an inappropriate behavior which is not described here

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