Question

​In the context of operant conditioning, the labels "positive" and "negative" are best viewed as mathematical labels like "increase" or "decrease" and not value judgments like "good" or "bad." This is related to what key principle of B.F. Skinner?

Answer 1

Answer:

This is related to the principles of Psychologists should focus on observable behaviors only

Explanation:

Operant conditioning is a system of learning that happens through rewards and punishments for behaviour. During operant conditioning, an individual makes an encounter or association between a particular behaviour and a consequence or opposite outcome (Skinner, 1938).