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| a stimulus that follows a response, strengthens the response or increases the probability of the response |
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| inherently reinforcing and typically satisfy a physiological need |
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| stimuli that have acquired reinforcing properties through associations with other (often primary) reinforcers |
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when a consequence that follows a response make the response more likely to occur
(behavior: studying -->(positive reinforcement)good grades-->(result)studying increases |
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