Question

Reinforcement theory attempts to explain behavior change by suggesting that behavior with negative consequences tends to be repeated, whereas behavior with positive consequences tends not to be repeated.

T/F

Answer 1

The correct answer is False.

Step-by-step explanation:

The theory of reinforcement tries that the human being acts according to the consequences, and that they can occur in a positive or negative way. Positive reinforcements are what allow behavior to become repetitive over time; Negative reinforcements refer to an increase in the probability that the behavior may occur, but that avoids any adverse effect.