Self-Punishment

question 8

Multiple Choice

Self-punishment

• A) is as effective in changing behaviour as self-reward.
• B) is most effective in changing behaviour when it is also coupled with self-reward.
• C) is effective in behaviour change even when individuals stop performing the target behaviour.
• D) becomes increasingly effective as the punishment becomes increasingly aversive.
• E) is not usually recommended due to the lasting emotional problems associated with it.

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