Understanding the Good Behavior Game

What percentage of education studies were found to be replications in a 2014 analysis?

• 13%

• 1.3%

• 0.13%

• 0.031%

In the original Good Behavior Game, what was a consequence for breaking a rule?

• Detention

• A mark on the blackboard

• Extra homework

• Loss of recess

What was the main goal of the 'Astronaut Game' variation of the Good Behavior Game?

• To reach the moon

• To collect stars

• To build a rocket

• To land on Mars

What was a common reward in the positive reinforcement studies of the Good Behavior Game?

• Tokens

• Stickers

• Candy

• Extra recess

What type of behavior does the Good Behavior Game primarily teach?

• Spontaneous behavior

• Emotional behavior

• Rule-governed behavior

• Instinctive behavior

What is a less obvious reinforcer in the Good Behavior Game?

• Parental approval

• Peer approval

• Teacher approval

• Self-approval

What impact did the Good Behavior Game have on students' academic performance?

• Varied impact

• Decreased performance

• Improved performance

• No impact

What is a potential downside of the Good Behavior Game mentioned in the transcript?

• Not enough rewards

• Too easy to implement

• Too expensive

• Too much pressure on kids

Which group of students showed the most significant long-term benefits from the Good Behavior Game?

• Boys

• Both equally

• Girls

• Neither

Why is the Good Behavior Game rarely mentioned in teaching textbooks?

• Too new

• Lack of evidence

• Complex rules

• Not based on peer-reviewed research