| reinforcement |
an additional supply of soldiers
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| reinforce |
to strengthen by adding something new
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| reinforcer |
An event (or termination of an event) that increases the frequency of the behavior that preceded it.
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| reinforcer |
any object or event that follows a response and which increases or maintains the rate of responding. A positive reinforcer can come about, get produced by, or be added after a response. A negative reinforcer can go away, get removed by, or be taken away after a response.
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| reinforcement |
The positive effects of alcohol, such as its euphoric and anxiety-reducing effects, that help promote continued drinking. Specific neurotransmitters and regions of the brain are implicated in alcohol
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