Positive Reinforcement and Negative Reinforcement Differ in That

question 18

Multiple Choice

Positive reinforcement and negative reinforcement differ in that:

• A)Only positive reinforcement results in a subsequent increase in the response
• B)Only negative reinforcement can be combined with observational learning
• C)Only positive reinforcement is involved in instrumental learning
• D)Only negative reinforcement removes an aversive stimulus

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Definitions:

Mental Activity

involves cognitive functions like thinking, understanding, learning, and remembering.

Intense Mental

Refers to a state of extreme mental concentration or focus.

Sensory Receptor

Cells or structures specialized to detect changes in the environment (such as light, heat, or pressure) and trigger appropriate responses.

Deep Pressure

A form of tactile sensory input characterized by firm, steady pressure applied to the body, often used therapeutically to reduce stress or anxiety.