2024
DOI: 10.1002/bin.2027
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A systematic literature review of group contingencies with adults

Angela Fuhrmann‐Knowles,
Madhura Deshpande,
Justin B. Leaf

Abstract: A group contingency is one in which a common consequence (e.g., a reinforcer or a punisher) is contingent on the behavior of one member of a group, the behavior of part of a group, or the behavior of every member in a group. The most commonly used group contingencies in behavior‐analytic practice and research include interdependent, independent, and dependent group contingencies. Group contingencies are advantageous for multiple reasons, including their versatility, as they have been demonstrated to be effecti… Show more

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