Building One Habit, Every Tool
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Designing a behavior change plan means combining reinforcement schedules, shaping, modeling, self-efficacy, and intrinsic motivation, and anticipating each failure mode.
One target — a person establishing a daily writing practice — designed completely: the target behavior shaped from an achievable first approximation, the schedule chosen and why, the model available and the vicarious reinforcement visible, the self-efficacy built through early success, the extinction burst anticipated at week three, and the overjustification risk in the reward chosen. Ends by naming the one element that determines whether the habit survives the plan ending.
Builds on
- 0541 Reinforcement
- 0544 Positive Reinforcement
- 0546 Negative Reinforcement
- 0555 Shaping
- 0561 The Variable-Ratio Schedule
- 0569 Extinction in Operant Conditioning
- 0579 The Extinction Burst
- 0588 Observational Learning
- 0993 Self-Efficacy
- 0995 Intrinsic Motivation
- 0997 The Overjustification Effect
- 1057 Problem-Focused Coping
- 1068 Flow
Unlocks
- Nothing yet depends on this.