Jake farr positive v negative reinforcement
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Reinforcement is a stimulus that increases the likelihood that a behavior will be repeated. Positive reinforcement involves adding a stimulus after a behavior to encourage that behavior, while negative reinforcement removes an unwanted stimulus to increase the desired behavior. Examples of positive reinforcement include praise from a teacher or a bonus from a boss, while negative reinforcement could involve taking away video games or deducting points from a grade.
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- 2. Reinforcement is a stimulus that increases the probability that a previous response will be repeated. When the stimulus is added, this is called a Positive Reinforcement.
- 3. A Negative Reinforcement is a way of increasing the desired response by removing the stimulus.
- 4. • A teacher offering praise to a student with the correct or close answer • A boss giving his employee a bonus or promotion for his hard work over the past year • A natural positive reinforcement could describe receiving a good grade after studying for a test
- 5. • Taking away pleasurable activities like video games or social networking until desired results are accomplished • Deducting points from a grade if task is done incorrectly to remember for the next task • Isolation from social activities/embarrassment such as “time out” so behavior is recognized as wrong