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    LifeCOACH Guide 2018 21

    Life Lesson 5: Promote Natural Behavioral Consequences

    Discussion Questions:
    1. Why did Billy complete the math problem?
    2. What might happen if Billy does not receive an extrinsic reward
    for his problem-solving behavior?
    3. Is there a natural positive consequence for Billy’s correct
    response? Please explain.
    4. How could the teacher help Billy appreciate the intrinsic (i.e.,
    natural) consequence(s) of his problem-solving behavior?
    5. Please describe an extra consequence that motivated you to
    perform a particular desirable behavior. Did the extra extrinsic
    consequence decrease the influence of an intrinsic or natural
    behavioral consequence? Please explain.

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