Candid Contingencies, LLC0.50 PDUs30 minOn-demand

Bite-Size Behavior Analysis: Behavior Analytic Definitions of Reinforcement & Punishment

Presented by Anlara Hoskins, MA, BCBA, LBA

Bite-Size Behavior Analysis: Behavior Analytic Definitions of Reinforcement & Punishment
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What in the world is negative reinforcement? How does the term "positive punishment" make any sense? Anlara Hoskins, Co-Founder of Candid Contingencies LLC, discusses the behavior analytic definitions of reinforcement and punishment and how they are different than what you might know them to be in your daily life. The labels "positive" and "negative" are explained and examples of all four different behavior change procedures are discussed. In this free 0.5 credit PDU, you will learn how to recognize these different procedures in your clinical work AND in your daily life. Check out candidcontingencies.org/rbt-pdu for guided notes and an accompanying YouTube video in which we further break down the content in this PDU (youtube.com/@CandidContingencies)

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  • It was really nice, and did a great job differentiating between negative and positive reinforcement/punishment.

    Latonya N.

About this course

Break down the behavior analytic definitions of reinforcement and punishment, and learn why we even bother going the extra step of labeling them "positive" or "negative."

What you'll learn

  1. 11. Understand & recognize the differences between: positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement, positive punishment, & negative punishment (C.1, D.5) 2. Discuss clinical & practical examples of each 3. Be better equipped to implement your clinical protocols at work relative to each, as applicable

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