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In operant conditioning, what does positive punishment involve?

AAdding an unpleasant stimulus to reduce behavior

BRemoving an unpleasant stimulus to encourage behavior

CAdding a pleasant stimulus to encourage behavior

DRemoving a pleasant stimulus to reduce behavior

Answer:

A. Adding an unpleasant stimulus to reduce behavior

Read Explanation:

Positive punishment in operant conditioning involves adding an unpleasant stimulus to reduce a behavior. An example of this is a student receiving extra homework for being late to class. The addition of extra work is intended to decrease the likelihood of the student being late in the future.


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