Installation d'une stratégie de contrôle personnel chez un groupe d'adolescents
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autorégulation, modification du comportement, contingences de renforcement, adolescentsRésumé
Neuf adolescents, âgés de 15 à 17 ans et fréquentant une classe d'initiation au travail, ont l'habitude « d'intervenir inutilement » durant le cours de français. Une procédure d'auto-régulation permet aux sujets de participer activement à la réduction du comportement-cible chez tous les membres du groupe. Le co-aménagement des contingences de renforcement de même que la fixation des seuils de performance par les sujets eux-mêmes leur permettent d'atteindre un fonctionnement de groupe acceptable. Des résultats semblables ont été observés dans d'autres situations.
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