Research Has Consistently Shown That Students Who Are Positively Reinforced

question 31

Multiple Choice

Research has consistently shown that students who are positively reinforced for correct responses

• A)learn at the same rate as when they are not reinforced.
• B)are susceptible to a "rebound effect," whereby punishment is ineffective.
• C)learn at a faster rate than when they are not reinforced.
• D)are highly likely to become dependent on reinforcement.

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Definitions:

Short-Term

pertaining to or lasting for only a limited period of time; often contrasted with long-term.

Cognitive-Behavior Therapy

A therapeutic approach that aims to change negative patterns of thinking or behavior that contribute to an individual's struggles.

Maladaptive Behaviors

Actions or tendencies that are counterproductive to one's own welfare and may impede adjustment, personal growth, or functioning.

Group Therapy

A form of psychotherapy that involves one or more therapists working with several people at the same time, often focused on a particular issue or shared experience.