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moongchi

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_____ Positive punishment has occurred when the removal of an aversive
  stimulus increases the occurrence of the behavior.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 2

One advantage to free operant preference assessments is:
 
  a. There is less potential for children to satiate on the stimuli than with forced choice and approach responding assessments.
  b. There can be less time consuming than forced choice and approach responding assessments.
  c. They provide a rank order of preferences, unlike forced choice assessments.
  d.. All of these are advantages to the free operant preference assessment.



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Answer to Question 1

False . Positive punishment has occurred when the presentation of an aversive stimulus decreases the occurrence of the behavior

Answer to Question 2

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