Abstract
This article reports a systematic, one‐year follow‐up of trainees taught three human relations skills. Results support the conclusion that response‐contingent behavior decreases when supervisor reinforcement is not present. The results and their implications for training support personnel and counselors via the microcounseling paradigm are discussed.
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