Term ID: T4009

Operant Reinforcement

/operant-reinforcement/
The process of increasing behavior frequency by providing positive consequences or removing negative stimuli.
Example: Giving praise for good behavior, removing chores for academic achievement, or providing privileges for rule compliance.

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Reference: Skinner (1953)