Positive/Negative Reinforcement, Punishment (Operant Conditioning):Breaking Down Practice Questions
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- ASWB exam prep practice questions explaining operant conditioning by B.F. Skinner: negative and positive reinforcement and negative and positive punishment.
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Karen Magruder, LCSW-S is an Assistant Professor of Practice at the University of Texas at Arlington, a therapist in private practice, a clinical supervisor and DSW student. For questions, contact kmagrudercounseling@gmail.com
Disclaimer: This video was created as a general resource by Karen Magruder and is not an official product of ASWB, The University of Texas at Arlington, The University of Kentucky, BHEC or the NASW and does not necessarily represent an actual or implied endorsement.
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Excellent example of negative and positive punishment and reinforcement. Watch this video and you'll have it down!
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Hi Karen and every one
I think the situation at 5:05 is Premack principle? Do wee need to know about that for the ASWB exam?
Adding a swear jar. Is ADDING (positive), no?
Great point, I can see your logic there. However, in this example the main function of the swear jar is to TAKE AWAY money, so since the behavior is taking away money it would be negative. Same thing with paying a fine for a speeding ticket. Hope this helps!