• desirable behavior : completing tasks

• Give task completer a cookie

Negative reinforcement

• desirable behavior : completing tasks

• Remove some tasks for individual to lighten task load

Positive punishment

• desirable behavior : not speeding

• getting fined for speeding

Negative punishment

• desirable behavior : not speeding

• Take away the car

positive punishment: anytime they eat unhealthy food, they have to spend more time exercising

desirable behaviour: child to eat more healthy food

positive reinforcement: anytime they eat healthy food, more playtime

desirable behaviour: child to eat less sweets/unhealthy food

negative punishment: anytime they eat unhealthy food, less playtime

desirable behaviour: child to eat more healthy food

negative reinforcement: anytime they eat healthy food, less time needed to be spent on exercise

-Desirable behavior: go to school and join in class

-You get $50

Positive Punishment

·Undesirable behavior: leave dog poop on the sidewalk

·Consequence: pay a $100

Negative Reinforcement

-Desirable behavior: wear your seat belt as soon as you get in the car

-The annoying seat-belt buzzer stops immediately

Negative Punishment

-Undesirable behavior: Make a hullabaloo about/complain about teammates while playing games

-Don't play games

• Desireable behavior: Prisoner Behaviour Improvement

• Reward: Opportunities for rehabilitation programs

rehabilitation programs can be religious counseling, work programs, and psychology correctional based programs.

Negative Reinforcement

• Desireable behavior: Prisoner Behaviour Improvement

• Reward: Reduction of jail time (Good time Credit)

Good Time Credit refers to gaining a reduced jail time for good behaviour.

Positive Punishment

• Undesireable behaviour: Prisoner Aggression

• Solitary Confinement

Negative Punishment

• Undesireable behaviour: Prisoner engaging in misconduct

• loss of privileges

The loss of privileges can be loss of canteen access or reduced time in phone calls.

• Goal: Promoting reading

• Reinforcement: To avoid punishment, we can instead refer to adding rewards whenever a desired behavior is done. An example to that is giving a kid a chocolate every time they do something that the parents want, or the parents want them to do again like reading a book.

Positive Punishment

• Goal: Be more responsible in the task assigned to them (house chores)

• Punishment: One of the ways to reach the goal of being more responsible is by showing that there are consequences to their undesired bad behavior. By adding unwanted punishments such as giving them more workload.

Negative Reinforcement

• Goal: Be on time for class

• Reinforcement: Take away something from a person that she does not like to improve a bad behavior

Negative Punishment

• Goal: Fix Disobedience

• Punishment: Taking away something that a person does like. For example, their gadgets for them to know that there are consequences for their action.

Positive reinforcement: Give favourite candy to child more likely to do homework again in future.

Negative reinforcement: Taking away mundane chores, child more likely to do homework again

Positive punishment: Scolding the child when homework is not done, child less likely to not do homework in future.

Negative punishment: Taking away the child’s favourite toy when homework is not done, less likely to not do homework in future