A reinforcer is a stimulus that increases the probability that the behavior will occur again. An example of a reinforcer would be a dog treat. If you want your dog to follow the command "sit", you would follow the behavior with a dog treat, or reinforcer, to ensure that the behavior of "sit" would occur again.
Answer: status offense
Explanation:
According to juvenile cases,a "status offense" refers to those conduct that when they are commited by a minor they become criminal act but when committed by an adult are not regarded as criminal acts.
These are actions that would violate the law if an under age person commit them.
Types of Status Offenses
The status offenses differ from state to state but they are most prevalent ones:
- Under age alcohol consumption
- Skipping school
- Breaking county curfew
- possession of drugs by a minor
- Underage smoking
- Rebellious and running away from home
Warning can be given to the child to prevent future deviant behavior depending on the intensity of the offense committed.
Answer:
Because it encouraged imperialism at a time when support was dwindling
