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Yelling Behavior
Vocal expressions performed at a high volume, often indicative of anger, distress, or attempting to command attention.
Partial Reinforcement Effect
The greater resistance to extinction of an instrumental or operant response following intermittent rather than continuous reinforcement during acquisition.
Frustration Theory
A psychological concept suggesting that frustration, or the blocking of goal achievement, leads to aggression or other antisocial behaviors.
Contingency Management
A type of behavioral therapy based on the principle of reinforcing desired behaviors with rewards while not reinforcing or punishing undesirable behaviors.
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