Practitioner and Client Roles
The practitioner prepares constraints and reviews the profile. The client provides preferred incentives or updates when preferences change.
Reinforcer Preference List is a ready-to-send contingency management tool for practitioners who need client-specific incentive preferences. It helps collect preferred recovery-supporting incentives and review feasibility when program cost or availability constraints are provided.
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
The practitioner prepares constraints and reviews the profile. The client provides preferred incentives or updates when preferences change.
Feasibility appears only when the practitioner supplies cost or availability constraints. Unavailable options remain visible as preferences but are not currently feasible.
Exact prompt wording, categories, ranking, and rating scales are not defined by the supplied record, so the public demo should not present them as fixed product content.
Yes. This is a ready-to-send tool with a client response experience for sharing incentive preferences.
No. It must not infer motivational strength unless a supported ranking or rating structure is supplied, and none is defined in the record.
Yes. Practitioners can use provided-option mode and include program options the client can select from.
No preferences should be represented as no response or an explicit no-preference response, not as inferred disinterest.