Positive Punishment in Schools Is Most Often Used in the Form

question 2

Multiple Choice

Positive punishment in schools is most often used in the form of

• A) Paddling
• B) Making a student sit alone in a corner
• C) Mild verbal reprimands
• D) Never used by teachers

Understand the concept and implications of sensation seeking in personality psychology.

Comprehend the distinction between internal and external locus of control, and its significance.

Analyze cultural differences in personality traits and their measurement.

Recognize the significance of risk-taking and adventure-seeking behaviors.

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Definitions:

Reinforcement

A process in behavioral psychology where the probability of a behavior occurring is increased or decreased through the use of rewards or punishments.

Stimulus Discrimination

The acquired skill to distinguish between a conditioned stimulus and various other stimuli that have not been associated with an unconditioned stimulus.

Acquisition

The process of learning or obtaining new information, skills, or responses.

Good Mood

A positive emotional state characterized by feelings of happiness, contentment, and well-being.