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#1. Cindy, a teacher, wants her class to learn teamwork and plans to implement a group contingency for homework assignments. She is aware that her students, despite being intelligent, have recently engaged in instances of bullying other students. Considering the potential for social backlash and ethical concerns, which type of group contingency should Cindy most likely avoid?
The text explicitly states that a Dependent Group Contingency also known as a Hero Contingency is a significant ethical concern from the standpoint of potential social backlash especially if theres an existing issue with bullying In this type of contingency the entire groups reinforcement is dependent on the behavior of one or a few hero individuals If these individuals fail to meet the criteria the entire group loses reinforcement which can lead to negative social interactions including bullying directed at the hero who failed Given Cindys awareness of bullying instances avoiding this particular group contingency is crucial to prevent further social harm An Independent Group Contingency reinforces individuals based on their own performance an Interdependent Group Contingency requires all members to meet the criteria for the entire group to be reinforced and a Natural Group Contingency relies on naturally occurring reinforcement none of which carry the specific risk of singling out an individual for group failure in the same way as a Dependent Hero Contingency
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