When the goal of a program is to develop some new behavior along some physical dimension such as force, form, or duration, one should use:
A)fading
B)shaping
C)chaining
D)prompting

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Shaping involves reinforcing successive approximations of a desired behavior. It is appropriate when the goal is to develop a behavior along some physical dimension. Fading, chaining, and prompting are also useful techniques in behavior modification, but they are not as directly applicable to developing new behaviors along physical dimensions.

When the Goal of a Program Is to Develop Some