When Ben misbehaves during class, Mr. Jacobs takes Ben out into the hall and gives him "a talking to." Nevertheless, Ben's misbehavior continues. Which of the following statements explains this situation?
a. Mr. Jacobs punished Ben's misbehavior.
b. Mr. Jacobs may be reinforcing Ben's misbehavior; he is not punishing Ben's misbehavor.
c. Mr. Jacobs neither punished nor reinforced Ben's misbehavior.
d. unable to determine from information provided
b
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