Which of the following is an example of punishment by removal? Receiving harsh criticism for lying to your parents. Losing telephone privileges for breaking curfew. Getting stung by a bee when walking barefoot outside and stepping on the bee. Getting pepper sprayed for making a lewd comment to a stranger.

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Abraham Gray

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29 April, 18:00

Which of the following is an example of punishment by removal? Receiving harsh criticism for lying to your parents. Losing telephone privileges for breaking curfew. Getting stung by a bee when walking barefoot outside and stepping on the bee. Getting pepper sprayed for making a lewd comment to a stranger.

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Gavin · Answer 1

Losing telephone privileges for breaking curfew

Explanation:

Punishment by removal is also called Negative removal. It involves the removal of a good and very pleasant stimulus after a repulsive or displeasing behavior has been exhibited. The aim of the punishment is to reduce such behavior. The punishment is usually meted out to children in a bid to correct them knowing fully well if they exhibit such behavior again then such privileges will be taken away from them.