Hypersmurf
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Snapdragyn said:And once again the term "negative reinforcement" is used incorrectly.
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It's not the technical usage, but it is the popular usage. Does that make it incorrect to a layperson?
-Hyp.
Snapdragyn said:And once again the term "negative reinforcement" is used incorrectly.
*sigh*
Snapdragyn said:And once again the term "negative reinforcement" is used incorrectly.
*sigh*
Wikipedia said:Positive reinforcement changes the animal's surroundings by adding an appetitive stimulus: a physical object (like a food pellet or paycheck) or energy (like light from a lamp).
Negative reinforcement changes the surroundings by removing an aversive stimulus - such as turning off a painful electric current or removing a hated ex-spouse's picture.