Answer:
<u>Negative Reinforcement</u> is the process of strengthening a behavior by contingently withdrawing something displeasing.
Explanation:
Negative reinforcement is basically a part of operant conditioning in which the behaviour is increased by avoiding the negative consequences. Active avoidance of an aversive stimulus increases desired behaviour.
<u>For example</u> : Child increases his kind behaviour towards the younger brother to avoid getting scolded.
It's called Trichromoniais
Answer:
yes so that you can avoid the viruses everywhere in your apartment
I feel as if it is false, but I'm not sure. Which class is this for?
Which of the following antidiabetics help to control high blood sugar by
reducing glucose production in the liver and by increasing
insulin-dependent
glucose uptake in muscle cells?
a. meglitinides
