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#1. After his basketball team lost a crucial game by a significant margin, Coach K immediately required all team members to run 30 laps around the court. The team members intensely disliked running laps, and this consequence was directly implemented because of their loss. What type of behavior reduction procedure did Coach K utilize in this scenario?

Positive practice

Negative practice

Restitutional overcorrection

Contingent exercise

Contingent exercise is a form of positive punishment where an individual is required to perform an effortful response in this case running laps as a consequence for engaging in an undesirable behavior losing the game The text clearly describes this running laps is what thats a form of exercise okay and now they have to run the 30 laps because what because they lost by 10 points so running the laps is contingent on losing making it what contingent exercise Positive practice involves repeatedly performing the correct form of the target behavior Negative practice involves repeatedly performing the incorrect form of the target behavior Restitutional overcorrection involves restoring the environment to a state better than it was before the misbehavior occurred None of these align with the scenario of running laps as a consequence for losing

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