Instead of taking a smoke break every two hours, employees at a local company were asked to take an extra 30 minutes for lunch. This is an example of behavioral substitution.

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Behavioral substitution refers to replacing one behavior with another that achieves the same or similar goal. In this case, taking a longer lunch break is substituted for taking a smoke break to achieve a break from work.

Instead of Taking a Smoke Break Every Two Hours, Employees