One of the Primary Principles of Punishment States That

question 39

Multiple Choice

One of the primary principles of punishment states that

• A) punishment is much more effective than reinforcement.
• B) punishment is really just another form of negative reinforcement.
• C) punishment must never be given contingently.
• D) a punisher can be either the onset of an unpleasant event or the removal of a positive state of affairs.

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