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In operant conditioning, reinforcement is an increase in the strength of a response following the presentation of a stimulus contingent on that response. Positive reinforcement is an increase in the likelihood of a behavior due to the addition of a reinforcer after a behavior. more at Wikipedia
Treatment Success Rate
| Top 5 Communities | ||
| Condition | Members | Success |
| Parenting Toddlers (1-3) | 452 |
97% |
| Parenting Preschoolers ... | 459 |
95% |
| Oppositional Defiant Di... | 7 |
71% |
| Autism / Autism Spectrum | 3 |
100% |
| ADHD / ADD | 3 |
100% |
Overall, 96% (943
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if they pick up all their toys then they can watch a movie. it works ok most of the time
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fun/ lots of time involved - no problems just want to talk and listen
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works well
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Lots of handclapping and yeahs when he does does something good definatly gets him excited about doing it again!
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Kids really do want to please us! When I tell Ava how proud I am of her excellent behavior in the middle of a shopping trip, good behavior is sure to continue!!
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a bit
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I'm just all about positively reinforcing him because I grew up in a verbally abusive home.
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Telling her when she does well helps her confidence and feel good about herself and what she's doing.
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He respnds so well when he is proud of himself
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He loves it when I clap my hands and congratulate him, even if it's for something small
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