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The U.S. Federal Reserve has recently been engaged in quantitative easing in which it is essentially expanding the money supply. What are the likely short-run and long-run implications of this?
Negative Reinforcement
The strengthening of a response (increases in frequency) because it is followed by the removal of a (presumably) unpleasant stimulus.
Control of Antecedents
The management or manipulation of factors that precede and potentially trigger certain behaviors or reactions, used as a strategy in behavior modification.
Decrease a Response
A reduction in the intensity, frequency, or effectiveness of a response to a stimuli or situation.
Antecedent
Something that exists or happens before something else and may influence or cause it.
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