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Session 145: Inside JABA Series #6: How to Stop Smoking Using Behavior Analysis

Welcome to your Session 146: Inside JABA Series #6: How to Stop Smoking Using Behavior Analysis

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A “resetting contingency” refers to

The fact that you can always start over with a new bout of abstinence.

The schedule of reinforcement where a failed test resets your earn per day back to the lowest level.

The schedule of reinforcement where the amount you earn increases each day you are abstinent regardless of whether they are consecutive.

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Jesse Dallery indicated that one main societal reason why approximately 15% of people still smoke, in spite of the health issues is . . .

An enormous daily spend on marketing by cigarette companies.

Lack of education about the health issues that might result from smoking

A disproportionate number of wealthy educated people smoking because they can afford to pay for the consequences

None of the above

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In their study, the team from UF found a strong relation between the effectiveness of the intervention and how much people liked it.

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