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Affective Behavior

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Affective Behavior
Any activity or other behavior intended to produce a desired effect. For example, a government may cut taxes to encourage people to spend more. Engaging in an affective behavior in no way guarantees the desired effect will actually occur.


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Modifying the affective behavior of preschoolers with autism using in-vivo or video modeling and reinforcement contingencies.
As such, emotional responsiveness not only establishes positive affective experiences as an effective form of reinforcement, if the child encounters loving or nurturing (secure) caregivers; it also serves to help children to feel safe and to regulate or alter the occurrence of any affective behavior that has been followed or consequated by emotional responsiveness and other positive affective experiences.
Such a work environment entails not only affective behaviors, or specific personality traits of organizational and department leaders, but also more concrete strategies.
 
 
 
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