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    Solving this problem requires using operant conditioning principles which has been widely applied in behavior modification. Positive and negative reinforcements that proposed by Skinner 's use to encourage good and wanted behavior and reduce the unwanted behavior. This leads us to a conclusion that every action has a consequence, if it is positive, the person is more likely to keep doing it. So, applying the operant conditioning will help sally change her behavior toward eating based on what she…

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    development such as genetics. Explanations of the operant conditioning theory can explain gender development, which suggests that reinforcement and punishment craft the idea of gender development like all other natural human behaviors. Reinforcement proves to be the main concept in operant conditioning; two reinforces are presented: positive reinforcement and negative reinforcement. Positive…

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    comportment by the utilization of reinforcement which is given after the desired replication. Skinner identified three types of replications or operant that can follow comportment. O.Operant conditioning -is a form of cognition. In it, an individual changes its comportment because of the consequences of the deportment. The person or animal learns its comportment has a consequence. That consequence may be. Reinforcement: a positive or rewarding event. P.Positive reinforcement-the additament of…

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    2000, p. 56). On the other hand, if there is a lack of reinforcement then individual’s may not learn how to adhere to social norms or develop self-control. Unlike Freud, Skinner did not emphasize the importance of inner drives and feelings. Instead, negative emotions like anger are caused by, “…past and present aversive conditions and negative reinforcement” (Nye, 2000, p. 81). Overtime personality is shaped by the amount of reinforcements an individual receives and whether they were positive or…

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    strengthened if followed by a reinforcement and diminished if the behavior is followed by a punishment. If my roommate’s behavior is every single morning that I am in the room, but after the intervention I wish to change to minimize that amount of times she makes disrupting noises throughout the week, for example I would hope to have her only blow dry her hair two or three times a week in the morning. One way I could maximize my results is by using positive reinforcement, which is defined as…

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    Often over a period of time, employees become complacent and develop bad habits that could be detrimental to the workplace. Negative reinforcement would starve what you want to die which are those bad habits and force change in a responsible manner. Strategy 4 Information processing is a major factor in any organization. Three critical areas of processes are attention, repetition and elaboration…

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    the rat did one of his specified tasks. Throughout the tests, Skinner came up with contingencies of reinforcement to emphasize there being times where a response warranted a treat or not. The four reinforcement schedules were a fixed interval schedule, a fixed-ratio schedule, a variable interval schedule, and a variable-ratio schedule. Skinner also believed that negative and positive reinforcements both played key roles in operant…

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    son because he received a bad grade on his report card. Lois takes away Chris’ Xbox console and tells him that he is not allowed to play Xbox until he works on his grades. This is a simple case of negative reinforcement with punishment and a fixed interval schedule. The negative reinforcement being, taking the Xbox away until Chris works on his grades. The punishment being, keeping his Xbox until the grades has improved. If Chris works on his grades then after a certain period of time he will be…

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    Civility in America- Teaching Appropriate Behavior to Students Introduction Poor behavior of students not only affects their learning, but it affects the learning ability of other students in the classroom. Everyone should learn the appropriate way to behave in different social situations and environments. In order to understand what appropriate behavior is expected, we need to understand what behaviorism is. Behaviorism is a school of psychology that states that in order to understand human…

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    Final Essay #2 From a learning standpoint, in class we discussed learning by associating behavior to a neutral stimulus, which is classical conditioning, as well as shaping behavior by utilizing reinforcement and punishment schedules, which would be operant conditioning. Both classical conditioning and operant conditioning are different in many ways. Classical conditioning is the theory which involves learning a new behavior through the process of association. This would mean that two stimuli…

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