CBT: reinforcement
In behavior therapy this is the process
by which any stimulus (reinforcer) that immediately follows a response increases
the probability of that response occurring again.
- positive reinforcement: addition of a positive
stimulus following behavior, i.e., a reward
- negative reinforcement: termination of an aversive
stimulus following behavior, e.g., cessation of yelling
Also: appetitive
stimulus
Books and Other
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  Ghostbusters
Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Sigourney Weaver, Harold Ramis 1984
Adapted with permission from the work of psychologist
Jeanette J Chen, PhD
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