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Belinda has a bad headache.
00:18
If she takes some aspirin so as to make her headache go away, this would be an example of blank.
00:26
So i'll summarize that as taking aspirin to make headache go away is an example of blank.
01:06
So our options include positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement, punishment, punishment, and generalization.
01:55
So let's talk through each of these things.
01:58
Positive reinforcement is when you're adding something good because of a voluntary action.
02:10
Adding something good.
02:18
This is a super easy way to think about how you're adding an enjoyable consequence due to a certain target behavior.
02:34
Negative reinforcement, on the other hand, is removing something bad to avoid an unpleasant consequence.
03:12
Punishment is an event or object that may be.
03:20
A response less likely to happen again.
03:47
And generalization, this is a response from a stimulus occurring from another similar stimulus.
04:01
So response from a stimulus occurring from the all right, association.
04:27
I would abbreviate that with another similar stimulus...