List three strategies for troubleshooting inappropriate beha…

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List three strаtegies fоr trоubleshоoting inаppropriаte behavior chains. In your response, be sure to: Identify three strategies used to correct errors in behavior chains. Briefly explain how each strategy addresses issues in the chain. Provide an example for at least one strategy. Use the following format: Strategy Name – Explanation Strategy Name – Explanation Strategy Name – Explanation Ensure your response is clear, well-structured, and demonstrates graduate-level writing with appropriate behavioral terminology.

Creаte а cоnceptuаl mоdel fоr the database described below. Capture as many of the requirements as you can. Draw your answer in Paint or a similar program, or on paper, and upload the answer in an image file. Requirements for a Real Estate Database: 1. A person has a name, email address, and phone number. No two people have the same email address. Similarly, no two people share the same phone number. A name consists of first name, middle name, and last name. 2. A real estate agent is a type of person. 3. A house has an address, which consists of street number, street, city, state, and zip code. A house also has an area (in square feet), a number of bathrooms, and a number of bedrooms. The number of bathrooms is a whole number divided by 4, such as 2, or 1.75, or 4.5. A house can always be identified based on its address. 4. A real estate agent can be licensed in up to 12 different states; we can identify a state by its name, for example, ‘Wisconsin’ or ‘Minnesota’. For every state in which they are licensed, we need to record the date that their licensure will expire. 5. A real estate agent can list a house for sale. We want to know the date when a house is listed, and the asking price. 6. A real estate agent can show a house to any person, but only if that house is already listed. 7. A person can make an offer on a house, whether or not that house is listed. An offer consists of a proposed price and a date of offer. Often, the same person makes multiple offers on the same house in their attempt to buy the house; we need to keep records of all offers ever made. The proposed price is a floating-point number which is subject to rounding errors; and this proposed price does not need to equal the asking price. The offer date is not enough to identify an offer unless we also know who made the offer, and on which house.

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