Reinforces & punishment 5

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REINFORCES & PUNISHMENT CHAPTER 5 BY: BETHANY THOMPSON

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REINFORCES & PUNISHMENT

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REINFORCEMENT AND PUNISHMENT

Reinforcement: is the process by which a stimulus

increases the probability that

a preceding behavior will be

repeated.

Punishment:refers to a

stimulus that decreases the

probability that a prior behavior

will occur again.

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REINFORCER

Any stimulus that increases the probability that a preceding behavior will occur again.

Positive A stimulus

added to the environment that brings about an

increase in a preceding response

NegativeRefers to an

unpleasant stimulus whose removal leads to an increase in the

probability that a preceding response will be repeated in

the future.

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REINFORCEMENT VS. PUNISHMENT

- Increases the frequency of the behavior preceding it.

- Application of a positive stimulus brings about an increase in the frequency of behavior and is referred to a positive reinforcement.

- Removal of a negative stimulus that results in an increase in the frequency of behavior is negative reinforcement

- Decreases the frequency of the behavior preceding it.

- Application of a negative stimulus decreases or reduces the frequency of behavior and is called positive punishment.

- The removal of a positive stimulus that decreases the frequency of behavior is negative punishment.

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INTENDED RESULT – ADDED STIMULUS

Positive Reinforcement

- increases in behavior Ex: giving a raise for good performance

Result: increase in response of good performance

Positive Punishment

- Decrease in behaviorEx: yelling at a teenager when they steal a

braceletResult: Decrease in frequency of response of

stealing

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INTENDED RESULT – REMOVED STIMULUS

Negative Reinforcement

- Increase in behaviorEx: applying ointment to relieve an itch rash

leads to a higher future likelihood of applying the ointment

Result: increase in response of using ointmentNegative Punishment

- Decrease in behaviorEx: Teenager's access to car restricted by parents due to teenager’s breaking curfew

Result: decrease in response of breaking curfew