In Felicia's First-Grade Class, the Children Receive Buttons Every Time

question 50

Multiple Choice

In Felicia's first-grade class, the children receive buttons every time they behave well. At the end of the week, the children can trade in the buttons for small prizes. This is an example of __________.

• A) a token economy
• B) classical conditioning
• C) socialization
• D) negative reinforcement

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Definitions:

Problem Boys

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Disruptive

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Active

Engaged in action or activity; not passive, showing energetic movement or participation.

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