When helping clients learn how to perform a behavior, a therapist may demonstrate that behavior. The client will then imitate the behavior he or she observed the therapist perform. This technique is called:

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Participant modeling is a therapeutic technique where the therapist demonstrates a behavior to the client, who then imitates the demonstrated behavior. This approach is often used to help clients learn and adopt new behaviors by observing and then practicing them with the guidance of the therapist.

When Helping Clients Learn How to Perform a Behavior, a Therapist