COMPARING THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENTIAL REINFORCEMENT OF OTHER BEHAVIOR AND RESPONSE-COST CONTINGENCIES ON TICS IN YOUTH WITH TOURETTE SYNDROME MATTHEW R. CAPRIOTTI, BRYAN C. BRANDT, EMILY J. RICKETTS, FLINT M. ESPIL, AND DOUGLAS W. WOODS UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN–MILWAUKEE What were the independent and dependent variables in this psychology study?

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          COMPARING THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENTIAL REINFORCEMENT OF OTHER BEHAVIOR AND RESPONSE-COST CONTINGENCIES ON TICS IN YOUTH WITH TOURETTE SYNDROME
MATTHEW R. CAPRIOTTI, BRYAN C. BRANDT, EMILY J. RICKETTS, FLINT M. ESPIL, AND DOUGLAS W. WOODS
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN–MILWAUKEE
What were the independent and dependent variables in this psychology study?

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In this study, the independent variables are the two different interventions being compared: Differential Reinforcement of Other Behavior (DRO) and Response-Cost Contingencies. These are the conditions that the researchers manipulate to observe their effects on Show more…

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COMPARING THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENTIAL REINFORCEMENT OF OTHER BEHAVIOR AND RESPONSE-COST CONTINGENCIES ON TICS IN YOUTH WITH TOURETTE SYNDROME MATTHEW R. CAPRIOTTI, BRYAN C. BRANDT, EMILY J. RICKETTS, FLINT M. ESPIL, AND DOUGLAS W. WOODS UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN–MILWAUKEE What were the independent and dependent variables in this psychology study?