Answer:
<u>Negative Reinforcement</u> is the process of strengthening a behavior by contingently withdrawing something displeasing.
Explanation:
Negative reinforcement is basically a part of operant conditioning in which the behaviour is increased by avoiding the negative consequences. Active avoidance of an aversive stimulus increases desired behaviour.
<u>For example</u> : Child increases his kind behaviour towards the younger brother to avoid getting scolded.
i believe the answer is B. According to ars.usda.gov "Solid fats are solid at room temperature, and added sugars are those added to foods—they are nicknamed "SoFAS" by some nutritionists. These SoFAS are also known as "empty calories," according to the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGAs), because they provide few or no nutrients yet are high in calories." Since these are "empty calories" that means that they are high in calories and low in nutrients.
#1. Reaction formation
#2. You are hanging out at a park with your teammates. Lisa pulls out a six-pack of beer to share with everyone. You decide to drink a can of sodA
They reduce pregnancy because the delay the uterus releasing the egg, and delay ovulation. Less than 1% of women who use IUDs pregnant, although pregnancies after the emergency contraceptive pill are not as rare.
Is it just only those qoustions
