B4 Define & provide examples of positive & negative reinforcement contingencies

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Reinforcement / Punishment

Happens as a result of behavior

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Contingency Contract

Agreement between 2/more parties on the if/then language

Given “X”, you do “Y”, you’ll get “Z'“

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Positive Reinforcement

  1. Adding something desired

  2. Increases future likelihood of BX & mainitning it

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Negative Reinforcement

  1. Taking away something undesired

  2. Increases future likelihood of BX & mainitning it

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Positive Punishment

  1. Adding something aversive

  2. Decreases BX / stops

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Negative Punishment

  1. Taking something desired

  2. Decreases BX / stops

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Most of our behavior is influenced by ——and not by ———

automatic reinforcement and not by socially mediated

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