When an Individual Removes a Negative Stimulus After S/he Achieves

question 2

Multiple Choice

When an individual removes a negative stimulus after s/he achieves a target response, this is an example of __________.

• A) self-punishment
• B) negative self-reward
• C) neutralizing strategy
• D) positive self-reward

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Definitions:

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