Julie's teacher knows that behaviors that are followed by positive consequences are more likely to be repeated, so she gives her students a sticker every time they turn in their homework. this example best illustrates:

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Makena

Social Studies

1 February, 00:14

Julie's teacher knows that behaviors that are followed by positive consequences are more likely to be repeated, so she gives her students a sticker every time they turn in their homework. this example best illustrates:

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Carlie Castro · Answer 1

This example best illustrates a behaviouristic attitude towards learning. What she is trying to do is to reinforce and establish a specific behaviour by providing praise through the sticker.

Lexi Flynn · Answer 2

Law of effect.

Explanation:

This principle was created by Edward Thorndike and it basically says that responses that generate a filling effect in a certain situation are more expected to happen again in that situation and the other way around with upsetting effects of certain situations.

In the situation above is a good example of this, because the children get happy if they get a sticker but they know it only happens if they deliver their homework. It produces a satisfying effect on them in order to keep doing what provocated that feeling.