carrot & stick
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carrot & stick
“stick and carrot” concept within the framework of behaviorism, specifically operant conditioning:
Operant Conditioning Basics:
- Operant conditioning, developed by B.F. Skinner, emphasizes how consequences shape behavior
- It focuses on how organisms learn to associate their actions with the outcomes that follow
The Carrot – Positive Reinforcement:
- This involves presenting a reinforcing stimulus after a desired behavior occurs
- The reinforcing stimulus (the “carrot”) increases the likelihood that the behavior will be repeated
The Stick – Punishment:
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- This involves presenting an aversive stimulus after an undesired behavior occurs, or removing a positive stimulus
- The aversive stimulus, the stick, decreases the likelihood that the behavior will be repeated
is not for carrot&stick
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carrot&stick – created by imagen 3 and conceived by 1518&projects in 2020
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