Using Punishment Can Be "Habit Forming" Because Putting a Stop

question 650

Multiple Choice

Using punishment can be "habit forming" because putting a stop to someone else's irritating behavior can

• A)positively reinforce the person who applied the punishment.
• B)negatively reinforce the person who applied the punishment.
• C)encourage the person to use punishment less often in the future.
• D)lead to the liberal use of positive reinforcers.

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Definitions:

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The last name of psychologist Lawrence Kohlberg, known for his theory of stages of moral development.