Lee will succeed in rewarding the child based on operant conditioning.
<h3>What is operant conditioning?</h3>
- It is a way of modeling a specific type of behavior.
- It is a way of rewarding positive behavior and punishing negative behavior.
In operant conditioning, the individual uses differential reinforcement, successive approximations, and punishments to shape behaviors.
Differential reinforcement refers to rewards for positive behaviors. In this case, Lee can encourage reading through successive approximations and reward his child whenever an effective reading is performed.
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