Positive Reinforcement Is a Procedure or Consequence That Increases the Frequency

question 41

True/False

Positive reinforcement is a procedure or consequence that increases the frequency of the behavior immediately preceding it.

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Definitions:

Frame-of-Reference Training

Training designed to standardize the evaluation criteria and rating scales used by evaluators, typically in the context of performance appraisal.

Structured Interviews

An interview method where all candidates are asked the same predetermined questions in the same order to ensure fairness and consistency.

Morning Bias

A tendency to show more favorable reactions or evaluations in the morning due to biological or psychological factors.

Less Conscientious

relates to individuals who tend to be less careful, diligent, and organized in their personal or professional life.