What Is a Primary Reinforcer

question 49

Multiple Choice

What is a primary reinforcer?

• A) one that is used in the first stage of a two-part conditioning process
• B) one that was added as opposed to removed
• C) one that satisfies an innate need
• D) one that an individual learns to like

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Definitions:

Personal Independence

The state or condition of having the freedom to act and make decisions without external control or support.

Civil Obedience

The act of following laws and societal rules, often considered as the opposite of civil disobedience.

Emotional Closeness

A measure of how connected and comfortable individuals feel with each other, often involving shared feelings, understanding, and support.

Play Groups

Organized gatherings of children aimed at providing social interaction and play opportunities.