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It highlights key differences between one-sided, punishment-focused contracts and negotiated agreements that emphasize expected behaviors, clear goals, and rewards. The script details the components of an effective behavior contract, including negotiation between parties, description of expected behaviors, a clear goal statement, and an outline of rewards for meeting the goal. It also emphasizes the teacher's role in utilizing the contract for pre-corrections and prompting. The contrast between ineffective contracts which are one-sided, focus on what the student is doing wrong, lack a goal, and describe punishment, with effective contracts which are negotiated, describe expected behaviors, provide a goal, outline rewards, and are used by teachers for reinforcement, is central to this script. 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Teachers also utilize these contracts for pre-corrections and prompting.\"},{\"question\":\"How does an effective behavior contract differ from an ineffective one in terms of negotiation and focus?\",\"answer\":\"Unlike an ineffective contract which is one-sided and focuses on the student's wrongdoings and punishments, an effective contract is a negotiated agreement that clearly defines expected behaviors and the rewards for achieving them.\"}]","Behavior Contract Intervention Script | PDF"]