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#1. Michael, a client with mild Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), identifies a personal goal to reduce his maladaptive habit of repeatedly turning a light switch off and on 100 times whenever he leaves a room and is alone. To achieve this self-improvement, Michael decides that whenever he feels the urge, he will intentionally engage in the act of turning the light switch off and on 100 times, with the deliberate purpose of decreasing the future occurrence of this compulsive behavior. Which self-management technique is Michael employing in this scenario?

Negative Practice

Positive Practice

Massed Practice

Restitutional Overcorrection

The scenario describes Michael engaging in a selfmanagement technique where he repeatedly performs the target maladaptive behavior turning the light switch off and on 100 times to reduce its future occurrence The text identifies this specific selfmanagement strategy as massed practice Negative practice typically involves requiring the individual to engage in the undesirable behavior often with a punitive component but is usually implemented by an external agent not for selfmanagement in this context Positive practice involves repeatedly engaging in the correct or appropriate replacement behavior Restitutional overcorrection requires the individual to correct the environmental effects of the misbehavior and restore the environment to a state better than it was before the transgression Since Michael is by himself and repeating the behavior of interest to change it massed practice is the correct answer

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