Practice mode Psychology

What happens in negative reinforcement?

Correct answer A. An aversive stimulus is removed

Explanation

Negative reinforcement strengthens a behaviour by taking away something unpleasant, such as a seatbelt alarm stopping once the belt is fastened.

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