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My example of a positive punishment would be giving students a paper to take home when they are written up. The paper would have to be signed by their parent and returned. This would decrease the likelihood of the student making the same mistakes again.

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My example of a positive reinforcement would be giving students candy when they get their homework done on time. This would increase the likelihood of them getting it done on time.

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My example of a negative punishment would be if you were to take away a child's phone because they were disobeying you. By taking away their phone, they are less likely to disobey you again.

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My example of a negative reinforcement would be taking away technology from a child if you wanted them to read more. This may work if they are willing to read books if they don't have technology as an option.

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A negative punishment is something that is taken away to decrease the likelihood of an event or behavior to occur.

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A negative reinforcement is something that is taken away to increase the likelihood of an event or behavior to occur.

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A positive punishment is something that is added to decrease the likelihood of a certain behavior or event to occur.

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A positive reinforcement is something that is added to increase the likelihood of an event or behavior to occur.

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is a type of learning where behaviors are more or less likely to occur with reinforcers or punishments.

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The unconditioned response is the fearful reaction of hiding or running. This is because after or before an animal expects to be harmed, it will try to get away from the danger.

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The unconditioned stimulus in my example is the punishment. This is because being harmed will naturally cause a reaction in dogs.

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The neutral stimulus is the crate, because biologically it does not cause a fearful reaction in dogs. However, because the dog gets in trouble before being put in his crate, he now fears it.

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Lets say a dog gets put in his crate every time he is punished for bad behavior. Now, when it is time for bed he runs away from his crate and hides in fear. An object that should naturally have no effect on this animal, now does.

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is a type of learning in which a neutral stimulus brings upon a response after being paired with a unconditioned stimulus.

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Operant Conditioning

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Classical Conditioning