| negative reinforcement |
Refers to an increase in the frequency of a response by removing an aversive event immediately after the response is performed.
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| negative reinforcement |
Reward generated by the removal of painful or stressful conditions or events.
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| negative reinforcement |
Encouraging a correct behavior by punishing any behaviors other than it. An example is putting a child into "time out" after she throws a tantrum. According to most adult learning research negative reinforcement is not recommended for most adult learning situations.
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