The specific antecedents and consequences that cause a person to perform a behavior are called its
A)setting events.
B)causal factors.
C)maintaining conditions.
D)stimulus controls.

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Maintaining conditions refer to the specific antecedents (events that occur before a behavior) and consequences (events that occur after a behavior) that influence the occurrence of a behavior. These conditions help to maintain or support the continuation of the behavior over time.

The Specific Antecedents and Consequences That Cause a Person to Perform