Self-Punishment Focuses on Self-Applied Consequences for Behavior By

question 1

Multiple Choice

Self-punishment focuses on self-applied consequences for behavior by:

• A)decreasing undesired behaviors
• B)increasing desired behaviors
• C)increasing undesired behaviors
• D)decreasing desired behaviors

---

Definitions:

Consequence

A result or effect of an action or condition, significant in many aspects of psychology and behavior analysis.

Disruptive Behaviors

Actions that interrupt the normal flow or processes of events in social or educational settings.

Operant Conditioning

A method of learning that occurs through rewards and punishments for behavior, thereby encouraging or discouraging certain actions.

Cooperatives Behaviors

Actions by individuals that are intended to mutually benefit all involved parties, often seen in collaborative and team-oriented contexts.