How can a teacher use activity-based reinforcement effectively?
A) By giving the child access to activities they are entitled to each time.
B) Providing more activity time proportionate to time spent on task.
C) By allowing the child to earn the right to participate in an activity they are not normally used to.
D) By allowing a student to participate, regardless of whether they have displayed the target behavior because they are entitled to it.

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Activity-based reinforcement is most effective when it involves allowing the child to earn the right to participate in an activity they are not normally used to, as it serves as a motivation to display the target behavior.

How Can a Teacher Use Activity-Based Reinforcement Effectively