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after reading the information in the iris module, answer the following questions: give a school-based example of each of the following: positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement, punishment, and extinction. (8 points) discuss at least two benefits of conducting an fba to address problem behaviors. (4 points) complete the consequence identification activity at the bottom of page 2 in the module. when you complete the activity, take a screen shot of your chart with responses to positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement, positive punishment, negative punishment, and extinction. (10 points) identify the four data collection methods discussed and the procedure. (10 points)

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Positive reinforcement and punishment examples are Compliment student by saying wow student really like how you are walking quietly through the hallways.

What is positive reinforcement?

The provision of a favorable consequence after the intended behavior has been demonstrated is known as positive reinforcement. This makes it more likely that the action will be repeated in the future. It could be constructive or destructive. If there is a reward for doing something as opposed to punishment, you are more likely to do it.

The removal of an unpleasant consequence after the desired behavior has been demonstrated is known as negative reinforcement. The risk that the unfavorable conduct will persist or recur in the future rises as a result.

Positive reinforcement for adults is different than positive reinforcement for children. When working with an adult, you don’t have to be as creative of a thinker in order to get the desired result.

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