Business, 15.12.2019 22:31 AmbitiousAndProud

Kim writes a behavioral contract with her psychologist that states she will keep her appointments. kim makes out checks for organizations she dislikes, and if she misses an appointment the psychologist will mail one check. by keeping appointments, kim is able to avoid this consequence. this is a contingency for kim's desirable behavior of keeping appointments.

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