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laiz [17]
3 years ago
5

Operant conditioning through the removal of a (generally) unpleasant or aversive stimulus is known as:

Biology
1 answer:
JulijaS [17]3 years ago
5 0

Answer: The correct answer is b) Negative Reinforcement.

Explanation:

Negative Reinforcement is done in operant conditioning when a stimulus that is unpleasant to the subject is removed in response to a stimulus.

<u>Over time, the behavior expected to be reinforced should become more common over the expectation of having the unpleasant or aversive stimulus taken away.</u>

Example:

<u>On wednesday morning, you leave your house at 7am (the behavior) to avoid being late for work and getting a memo (removal of an aversive stimulus)</u>

The correct answer is b. Operant conditioning through the removal of a (generally) unpleasant or aversive stimulus is known as: Negative reinforcement.

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