Educational agents behaviors like “commenting on works done”, “identifying when to make an interference”, “presenting consequences to be kept studying” and “making an interference when facing other behaviors than study” were identified by observing supervised studying sessions of children in an educational agency. In that behaviors it was possible to identify, too, many proprieties, like frequency, duration, latency, topography and temporal distribution, which were part of contingencies related to acquisition and maintenance of studying.
Studying behaviors; Study; Study habits; Studying supervision; Teaching contingencies
