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Jamaica Durac
on Oct 18, 2024Verified
Fred's parents are very inconsistent with their childrearing rules.Most of the time Fred can climb on the furniture but sometimes he is punished.Fred's parents can't understand why he isn't a well-behaved child.Fred's parents are reinforcing his negative behaviors on a(n)
A) internal-reinforcement schedule.
B) external-reinforcement schedule.
C) partial-reinforcement schedule.
D) continuous-reinforcement schedule.
Partial-Reinforcement Schedule
In operant conditioning, a strategy in which a behavior is reinforced intermittently, often resulting in more resistant and persistent responses.
Internal-Reinforcement Schedule
A strategy of self-management where individuals control their own rewards or punishments to modify behavior.
External-Reinforcement Schedule
This involves the regulation of behavior based on rewards or punishments administered from an outside source, used in various behavioral conditioning frameworks.
- Differentiate and understand the distinctions between positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement, and punitive actions.
- Elucidate the core principles and efficiency of diverse reinforcement timelines in the context of operant conditioning.
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Learning Objectives
- Differentiate and understand the distinctions between positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement, and punitive actions.
- Elucidate the core principles and efficiency of diverse reinforcement timelines in the context of operant conditioning.