2positive/negative reinforcementpositivereinforcement is when you give someone praise or rewards for their behaviour or work, so they want to continue doing well. Negative reinforcement is when you give someone punishments or criticism when their behaviour or work is bad, so that they want to improve to avoid punishments again 正强化/负强化〔正强化指给予某人表扬或奖励,使其继续表现良好;负强化指给予某人惩罚或批评,使其改正以免再次受到惩罚〕
We need to give students plenty of positive reinforcement.
我们需要给学生足够的正面鼓励。
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positive/negative reinforcement• What are the sources of negative and positive reinforcement people might expect from organizational arrangements? 4.• This is known as positive reinforcement.• This, however, would not be positive so much as negative reinforcement, ie it was nice when the pressure stopped.• The generalprinciple on which response-cost is based, is referred to by psychologists as negative reinforcement.• However, because reinforcement is derived from the termination of noxiousevents, it is referred to as negative reinforcement.• Teachers are not the only ones who may give positive reinforcement.• So positive reinforcement is anything that happens soon after the behaviour in question that is welcomed by the recipient.• Sometimespositive reinforcement does not require words.
3[uncountableU] the act of making something stronger 加强,加固