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It is only possible to answer this question by reading the two texts. Also, this is a personal question so first of all, you should reflect on what you think about the dangers that social media can offer to users. Do you think social media can influence you incorrectly? do you think social media can impose negative standards on society? Do you think that social media can promote exaggerated exposure? These are some concepts that you can reflect on to create your opinion about the dangers that social media can cause.
Then, you should read both texts and pay attention to how the authors approach these dangers and which author managed to present an argument that most closely resembles the opinion you have on this subject.
Therefore, you must answer this question by showing how you and this author present similar arguments and opinions.
The correct answer is negative
Explanation: Negative reinforcement is a term described by BF Skinner operant conditioning theory. In negative reinforcement, a response or behavior is reinforced by stopping, removing or avoiding a negative result or aversive stimulus.
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Aversive stimuli</em> tend to involve some kind of discomfort, whether physical or psychological. Behaviors are negatively reinforced when they allow you to escape aversive stimuli that are already present or allow you to avoid aversive stimuli completely before they happen.
Answer:
Borderline personality disorder
Explanation:
Borderline personality disorder: The borderline personality disorder is also referred to as BPD and is considered to be a serious mental illness. The disorder is often described as experiencing emotional difficulties. An individual dealing with BPD usually feels emotions for an extended period and intensely and it is often difficult for them to come back to normal after encountering an emotionally triggering situation or event.
Symptoms:
1. Feelings of self-destruction.
2. Self-harm.
3. Impulsive behavior.
4. Intense anger and fear.
5. Fear of abandonment.
