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by producing numerous books ,articles, essays inventions, scientific discoveries revolutions, laws and wars
Answer:
Losing a privilege
Explanation:
Negative punishment is a term coined by BF Skinner and is associated with the theory of operant conditioning.
Negative punishment is a strategy designed to encourage undesirable behavior to stop happening or to happen less often. In this strategy, an individual loses something relevant to him, as a punishment for the existence of an unwanted behavior. The goal is that the loss of that relevant "something" causes the individual to lose that behavior.
In the options shown in the question above, we can say that "losing a privilege" is an example of negative punishment. For example: a teenager loses the freedom to go to parties on weekends as a punishment for cheating on the test. As this teenager no longer wants to lose the privilege of going to parties he will no longer stick to tests.
It means you were an activist for the Temperance Movement, which was a movement against the consumption of alcoholic beverages, and worked for alcohol to be illegal. Many activists were women fighting for women's rights; and were tired of their husbands getting drunk in bars instead of coming home.
Answer: borrow money, establish uniform rule of naturalization, coin money, regulate commerce with foreign nations, establish post offices, declare war
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