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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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Children with autism consistently show difficulty displaying appropriate affective behaviors (Koegel & Koegel, 1995; Schreibman, 1988).
Such a work environment entails not only affective behaviors, or specific personality traits of organizational and department leaders, but also more concrete strategies.
The number of noncontingent stimulation game trials needed to elicit 100 social affective behavior, for all three children combined, was 1,126 (Range = 852 to 10,700), whereas the number of response-contingent stimulation game trials needed to produce the same number of affective behaviors at the end of the study was 280 (Range = 273 to 287).
 
 
 
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