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    he created the new phase “operate conditioning”. Operate conditioning, positive and negative reinforcement would soon be what he become famous for in the late 1940s. According to McLeod (2015), Skinner’s idea for operate conditioning came from studies done by Thorndike were he made his theory the “Law of Effect. Reinforcement is the main difference between Skinner’s and Thorndike’s studies. Reinforcement is when a behavior is reinforced so it is strengthen, where as if a behavior is not…

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    around management. These theories are very important to help increase organizational productivity and quality services. Two management theories will be developed and compared, as to discover the relationship between them: goal-setting theory and reinforcement theory. The Goal Setting theory is based in Edwin A. Lock founding that people’s intention of working in a direction of some specific, difficult target performed better than those who set simple and easy goals. According to Locke,…

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    In “A Dream,” poet Edgar Allen Poe employs a variety of literary devices such as reinforcement in what happens to him in the past and his experiences through his dreams, and his wishes to explore what has faded from his past. The poet begins by addressing of how he wishes to be actually in his past, but the truth is that it hurts him to woken up from this past and the love that faded from reality into memory. He is dreaming of joy that has now left him, and that joy is no longer real to…

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    a book on reinforcement would be so handy. “Don’t Shoot The Dog! The New Art of Teaching and Training” by Karen Pryor was the book that opened my eyes to new was of reinforcement. I in no way truly understood what reinforcement was and how powerful it truly is. The book had six rather lengthy chapters “Reinforcement: better than rewards”, “Shaping: developing super performance without strain or pain”, “Stimulus control: cooperation without coercion”, “Untraining: Using reinforcement to get…

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    child access to reinforcement, while eliminating the need for the problem behavior. FCT is a widely used procedure that has sufficient empirical support to characterize it as a well-established treatment for a variety of problem behaviors (Kurtz et al.,…

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    toward his goal. In order to make sure that this plan is effective in continuous and steady weight loss, I will use operant conditioning and the schedules of reinforcement to motivate him. I will need to measure his progress or weight loss through exercise. Through behavior modification, positive reinforcement and schedules of reinforcement, I will be able to help my roommate meet his ideal weight goal in order to make the football team. It is important to create a plan with incentives to…

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    Helping the roommates on earning something crucial in their life is always precious and fun. In the case of making a plan for my roommate to lose weight can be a tough work, but the positive reinforcement attached with the plan, which is getting chance on the football team is definitely worth it. Nevertheless, I will make one-month behavior modification program based on the principles of operant conditioning that will get my roommate started toward his goal, so that he can get chance on the…

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    of the stimulus until the subject respond to sound-on and sound-off stimulus. Every time he responded correctly, the reinforcement is given to increase likehood operant response to happened again. Finally, from the test it show that autistic child can learn auditory discrimination task and can be improved with the modification a few things in this test (Thomas Scruggs, Alfonso Prieto & Stanley Zucker, n.d) An Analysis of a Token Economy Suin Stuttering Therapy According to Wingate (1964) as…

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    principles are reinforcers and reinforcement, both of these are crucial to ABA. Reinforcement is “the planned presentation of positive reinforcers, or removal of aversive stimuli, as a function of a given response, for the explicit purpose of increasing the future rate of that response under similar circumstances” (Mayer, Sulzer-Azaroff & Wallace, 2014). The Token Economy assignment completed in course SPE 565: Behavior Change System is a great demonstration of reinforcement. This assignment…

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    definition. Behavior performed by each individual will differ from one another. Understanding of human behavior in general is nearly impossible, we can merely make assumptions based on conducted experiments. Operant conditioning is entirely based on reinforcement, meaning a process that strengthens certain, voluntary, behavior. Our actions or reactions on the environment and the consequences of those actions make up a very important part of the learning process. Operant conditioning is largely…

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