Answer
Negative Reinforcement
Explanation:
Negative reinforcement is the process in which a behavior is strengthened by stopping or removing the negative outcome.
It simply means to turn a negative action to a positive action.
The withdrawal of a harmful thing from the environment in response to a positive action on the part of the subject is called NEGATIVE REINFORCEMENT in operant conditioning, it means removing of a harmful thing from the environment by turning those harmful thing to something that is harmless that is from negative to positive or from bad to good.
Example parents can use negative reinforcement to motivate and change their children behavior.
Answer: the correct option is B (Preoperational)
Explanation:
The theory of Cognitive development was proposed by Jean Piaget that humans progress through four developmental stages which includes the sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational and formal operational period.
During the pre-operational stage of cognitive development, Piaget noted that children do not yet understand concrete logic and cannot mentally manipulate information. That's why the child stated that the bottom row have more pennies instead of observing it remained the same
You must clean and sanitize the sink for the first step.
