Read each scenario and indicate one of the followingreinforcement strategies:
1. Positive Reinforcement
2. Negative Reinforcement
3. Negative Punishment
4. Punishment (Positive)
5. Extinction
1. North Korea continued to test missiles despite warnings to stop this behavior. As a result, the U.S. issued tough economic sanctions against North Korea.
Strategy: __________________________________
2. To pass the course, doctoral students were required to submit their papers to an academic journal at the end of the semester. If a student’s paper was accepted for publication, s(he) did not have to take the three-hour-long qualifying exam.
Strategy: __________________________________
3. The professional football league office issued new guidelines designed to limit excessive celebrations after scoring. The home team lost yards because some of its team membersviolated the new guidelines.
Strategy: __________________________________
4. Prison inmates were awarded special privileges when they kept their bunks clean.
Strategy: ___________________________________
5. The CEO typically maintains a very strict dress code for her employees. However, the CEO relaxes the strict dress code when employees have a productive work week.
Strategy: ____________________________________
6. The representative remained silent when constituents yelledobscenities at her.
Strategy: ____________________________________
7. The second grader was sent to the principles office becauseshe bullied one of her classmates.
Strategy: _____________________________________
8. The supervisor stopped criticizing his employees once the employees’ substandard performance improved.
Strategy: _____________________________________
9. The job candidate was removed from consideration for the VP position because he lied about his educational background.
Strategy: _____________________________________
10. The homeowners did not evacuate as they were ordered. As a result, first responders could not provide life-saving support when the homeowners needed it.
Strategy: ______________________________________
Read each scenario and indicate one of the followingreinforcement strategies:
1. Positive Reinforcement
2. Negative Reinforcement
3. Negative Punishment
4. Punishment (Positive)
5. Extinction
1. North Korea continued to test missiles despite warnings to stop this behavior. As a result, the U.S. issued tough economic sanctions against North Korea.
Strategy: __________________________________
2. To pass the course, doctoral students were required to submit their papers to an academic journal at the end of the semester. If a student’s paper was accepted for publication, s(he) did not have to take the three-hour-long qualifying exam.
Strategy: __________________________________
3. The professional football league office issued new guidelines designed to limit excessive celebrations after scoring. The home team lost yards because some of its team membersviolated the new guidelines.
Strategy: __________________________________
4. Prison inmates were awarded special privileges when they kept their bunks clean.
Strategy: ___________________________________
5. The CEO typically maintains a very strict dress code for her employees. However, the CEO relaxes the strict dress code when employees have a productive work week.
Strategy: ____________________________________
6. The representative remained silent when constituents yelledobscenities at her.
Strategy: ____________________________________
7. The second grader was sent to the principles office becauseshe bullied one of her classmates.
Strategy: _____________________________________
8. The supervisor stopped criticizing his employees once the employees’ substandard performance improved.
Strategy: _____________________________________
9. The job candidate was removed from consideration for the VP position because he lied about his educational background.
Strategy: _____________________________________
10. The homeowners did not evacuate as they were ordered. As a result, first responders could not provide life-saving support when the homeowners needed it.
Strategy: ______________________________________
1) 4) Positive punishment.
A positive punishment occurs during a negative situation. The punishment is given to stop an undesired behavior so that it may not happen in the future. Such as U.S. issued sanction against North Korea as a form of a punishment.
2) 1) Positive reinforcement.
It is a positive stimulus which occurs after a particular behavior which makes it even more likely to happen in the future. Such as, the academic students are aiming to publish their thesis so that they don't have to give exam.
3) 2) Negative reinforcement.
This type of reinforcement is used to avoid any kind of negative consequences in the future. Such as the football office league issued a guidelines to avoid any negative occurrence in future.
4) 1) Positive reinforcement.
It is a kind of motivation given to a person in return for some behavior. Such a sthe prison in mates are given rewards to motivate them to keep their bunks clean even more.
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Read each scenario and indicate one of the followingreinforcement strategies: 1. Positive Reinforcement 2. Negative Reinforcement...
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