Negative reinforcement decreases the desired behavior. decreases the frequency of negative behavior. increases the desired behavior. reduces the frequency of undesired behavior

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Humberto Bell

Social Studies

13 May, 02:56

Negative reinforcement decreases the desired behavior. decreases the frequency of negative behavior. increases the desired behavior. reduces the frequency of undesired behavior

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Madisyn Hester · Answer 1

increases the desired behavior

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The negative reinforcement increases the frequency of the desired behavior and removes a stimulus and the aptitude and escaping conditions and removal to lower down the unwanted behavior and this effects may be measured as a high frequency of the behavior and refers to the technical sense and other examples are related to the child cleans their rooms etc.