Robert was late for school, so he parked in a space reserved for teachers. Later, when he went to get his car, he noticed a yell
ow parking ticket under the windshield wiper. The parking ticket would be considered Continuous reinforcement Negative reinforcement Positive reinforcement Negative reinforcement Positive punishment
Positive punishment works by displaying a negative outcome after an undesired conduct is shown, making the conduct less inclined to occur later on. One instance of positive discipline is when a youngster picks his nose during class and the educator denounces him before his schoolmates.
Similar is the case with Robert as given in the question.
All of the above I suppose. You forgot to add loss of treatment to those who need it. You haven’t specified which services are being limited but presumably something is lost when we limit offerings.
