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behavior therapy Behavior Therapy constitutes those strategies, based on learning principles such as reinforcement, that provide tools for overcoming barriers to compliance with dietary therapy and/or increased physical activity.
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behaviorism A branch of psychology that bases its observations and conclusions on definable and measurable behavior and on experimental methods, rather than on concept of "mind."
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behaviorist one who restricts psychology to objective observation, ignoring introspection and consciousness.
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behaviorism the restriction of psychology to the objective study of stimulus and response.
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behavior modification Change of behavior by the manipulation of cues and environment factors that trigger behaviors.
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