Positive punishment
negative punishment
types of punishers
5 factors that influence punishment's effectiveness
5 possible side effects
100

also called 

punishment by stimulus presentation or Type 1 

100

when the termination of an already present stimulus immediately following a behavior results in the INCREASE/DECREASE (which one) in future frequency of the behavior 

decrease

100

what are the 2 types of punishers? 

unconditioned and conditioned 

100

maximum suppressive effects are obtained when onset of punishment occurs as soon as possible after behavior 

immediacy 

100

most likely with positive punishment using aversive stimulation 

emotional/aggressive behavior 

200

the peeing on the rug by the puppy is swatted with newspaper. What is the punisher?

the swat 

200

another name for negative punishment

type 2 punishment 

200

primary, unlearned punisher 

unconditioned 

200

high=more effective, but can stop recovery 

intensity/magnitude 

200

hiding, eloping, lying, cheating are all examples of 

escape/avoidance 

300

A driver is speeding and gets pulled over where he receives a ticket and a fine. What is the punisher?

the ticket and fine 

300

toys being taken away for fighting with his sister. what is the negative punishment 

removal of toys 

300

examples: pain, aversive odors, unpleasant tastes, physical restraint, and temperature

unconditioned 

300

smaller ratio, the more effective. FR1 punishment extinction is more likely to occur quickly 

schedule of punishment 

300

if father begins to spank a child for jumping on the bed the child may actually increase the behavior when dad is not present 

behavioral contrast 

400

the baby's hand is burned when she touches the hot stove. Which is the punishment 

getting burned 

400

the teenager is grounded for swearing, mom takes away his social media. What is the punishment 

removing social media 

400

leash correction, remote collar stimulation, noise that startles, aggressive voice are examples of 

conditioned punishers 

400

if you can reduce/eliminate reinforcement subject is receiving, punishment will be more effective (combine punishment and extinction) 

remove reinforcement for target behavior 

400

ample research demonstrates that children who are exposed to harsh, corporal punishment tend to subsequently exhibit aggression and other behavior problems

undesirable modeling 

500

walking straight through a low doorway is punished with?

hitting their head 

500

A teenager misses curfew, as a result her parents take away her phone. What are her parents hoping to see 

a decrease in missing curfew 

500

secondary, learned punisher 

conditioned punisher 

500

punishment is more effective when you also provide reinforcement for alternative behavior 

provide reinforcement for alternative behavior 

500

punishment reinforces the punisher 

negative reinforcement of punishing agent 

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