In operant conditioning, negative reinforcement "has hardly anything to do with "good" and "bad" behavior."
Negative reinforcement happens when a specific stilmulus is expelled after a specific behavior is displayed. The probability of the specific conduct happening again later on is expanded as a result of expelling/keeping away from the negative outcome.
Negative reinforcement ought not be thought of as a discipline technique. With negative reinforcement , you are expanding a conduct, while with discipline, you are diminishing a conduct.
Answer:
No, memories are not trully forgotten.
Explanation:
Even if some memories may be inaccessible for you in some moments of your life, you didn't lose them at all. You can retrieve them later. With a bit of effort, you can find the memories in your brain's unconscious part. To recover these memories, you just need a stimulus, a mental trigger ( a sound, a voice, a smell or whatever), to active the emotions and feelings which will support you to find these memories.
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D. Logical because the other answers don’t apply.
