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A contingency in which a response prevents and aversive stimulus from occurring, thereby resluthing in an increase in the frequency of the response.
Avoidance conditioning
The removal of an aversive stimulus immediately following a response with the effect that the response is strengthened. Also called negative reinforcement.
Escape conditioning
The removal of a negative reinforcer (or aversive stimulus) immediately following a response with the effect that the response is strengthened; Another name for escape conditioning.
Negative reinforcement
A stimulus that signals a forthcoming aversive stimulus.
Warning stimulus