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Reinforcement

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Child and Adolescent Development Mind Map on Reinforcement, created by Victoria Reyna V on 01/12/2014.

Mind Map by Victoria Reyna V, updated more than 1 year ago

	Created by Victoria Reyna V over 10 years ago

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Reinforcement

Positive
1. Encourage particular behavior
2. Action wins attention and approval
  Annotations:
  - More likely to repeat
Negative
1. Logical consequences
  1. Color on the wall
    1. Take away colors
2. Natural consequences
  1. Loose new jacket
    1. Cold
3. Punishment
  1. Loss of privileges
    Annotations:
    - For 5+
  2. Time out
    Annotations:
    - Used to calm down and regain self control

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