Talk:Three-term contingency
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First off, I will say that I know nothing of psychology so that may impact some of my thoughts. The article looks good so far; it is a little bare but at least it contains a statement on what the article is about, and some information (with sources) about it. Looking through the introductory sentence, the three-term contingency includes behavior, consequence, and environmental context. The sections include behavior and consequence, but what is the environmental context? The chart is definitely a helpful aspect in understanding the psychology behind behavior. The history behind the three-term contingency could probably be contained in the introduction of the article; a one sentence History probably isn't necessary.