Discuss positive reinforcement.
What will be an ideal response?
This can be thought of as adding something in order to increase a response. For instance, if a man is praised for the excellent grass cutting job he does, then he is likely to continue cutting the grass. The most common types of positive reinforcement involve praise and rewards. We praise children for getting grades with both praise and sometimes rewards, such as a new bike or a cell phone. It is through the process of positive reinforcement that most of our pleasurable learning takes place.
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a. test user b. test developer c. test reviewer d. test publisher
In the example of a Children's Group in an Elementary School when they began to regress during the last meetings, the group leader noted that the ending stage: a. was a welcome relief to the group members
b. was being acted out both in the members' behavior in the school and the process in the group. c. was being acted out both in the workers' behavior in the school and the process in the group. d. would allow for a smooth transition between workers.
Sexual relationships between counselor educators and their students
a. are not expressly forbidden in the ACA Code of Ethics. b. are expressly forbidden in the ACA Code of Ethics. c. are not forbidden because students are not in a vulnerable position in their relationships with professors. d. should be avoided, but can be justified in some circumstances. e. are expressly forbidden by most universities.
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A. formal calculations B. visual inspection of data and review of charts C. qualitative analyses D. descriptive statistics