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Why “On Task” Behavior Goals Don’t Always Work


Published: May. 24, 2024Updated: May. 24, 2024

Dr. David Stein, PsyD, pediatric psychologist, explains how "on task" behavior goals and compliance goals don't always work for kids with disabilities because they're too abstract. He explains how concrete, specific goals reinforce better behavior.

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