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What is the main effect of negative reinforcement on behavior?
What is the main effect of negative reinforcement on behavior?
- It decreases the likelihood of behavior being repeated.
- It increases the likelihood of behavior being repeated. (correct)
- It punishes the behavior to deter repetition.
- It eliminates the behavior entirely.
How does punishment differ from negative reinforcement?
How does punishment differ from negative reinforcement?
- Punishment involves the removal of a pleasant stimulus.
- Punishment increases the likelihood of a behavior being repeated.
- Punishment always involves a verbal reprimand.
- Punishment aims to stop a behavior rather than encourage it. (correct)
Which statement best describes 'Retributive Justice' as it relates to punishment?
Which statement best describes 'Retributive Justice' as it relates to punishment?
- Punishment is only justified in cases of minor offenses.
- Responses to offenses must be proportional to the seriousness of the behavior. (correct)
- All offenders should receive the same punishment regardless of the crime.
- Punishment should be excessive to ensure deterrence.
In the context of employee onboarding, what is a key objective for companies?
In the context of employee onboarding, what is a key objective for companies?
What is one difference between employee onboarding and employee training?
What is one difference between employee onboarding and employee training?
What is the main idea behind the principle of extinction in behavior management?
What is the main idea behind the principle of extinction in behavior management?
Why is it important for participants to connect learning to their own experiences?
Why is it important for participants to connect learning to their own experiences?
Which of the following is NOT a recommended guideline for punishing behavior?
Which of the following is NOT a recommended guideline for punishing behavior?
What does the ADDIE framework primarily focus on?
What does the ADDIE framework primarily focus on?
Which statement best describes self-efficacy in the context of learning?
Which statement best describes self-efficacy in the context of learning?
In behavior management, what is true about the behavior that follows extinction?
In behavior management, what is true about the behavior that follows extinction?
What is one advantage of the ADDIE model over the SAM model?
What is one advantage of the ADDIE model over the SAM model?
What must managers do to effectively employ extinction as a behavior modification strategy?
What must managers do to effectively employ extinction as a behavior modification strategy?
What is the main effect of positive reinforcement in learning?
What is the main effect of positive reinforcement in learning?
Which statement best describes self-efficacy?
Which statement best describes self-efficacy?
What principle does negative reinforcement adhere to?
What principle does negative reinforcement adhere to?
In social cognitive theory, what is emphasized as crucial for learning?
In social cognitive theory, what is emphasized as crucial for learning?
How can observation contribute to learning according to the principles discussed?
How can observation contribute to learning according to the principles discussed?
How is learning defined in the discussion?
How is learning defined in the discussion?
What is an outcome of possessing higher self-efficacy?
What is an outcome of possessing higher self-efficacy?
What type of learning does operant conditioning primarily focus on?
What type of learning does operant conditioning primarily focus on?
Which of the following is NOT a cognitive strategy mentioned in the discussion?
Which of the following is NOT a cognitive strategy mentioned in the discussion?
What can cause a person with equal ability to perform worse than another individual?
What can cause a person with equal ability to perform worse than another individual?
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Study Notes
Guidelines for Punishing
- Ensure employees have email access, knowledge of HR policies, and understanding of employee benefits.
- Deliver disciplinary actions close in time to the behavior, targeting specific actions clearly for the recipient.
- Present consequences in an objective and impersonal manner.
- Listen to employee explanations before taking punitive actions.
Extinction
- Extinction occurs when a behavior is followed by the removal of a previously encountered positive consequence.
- Reduces the likelihood of the behavior being repeated.
- Managers must identify the reinforcers for behaviors that must be eliminated, ensuring those consequences are controllable.
Conditions for Learning
- Participants should understand the purpose behind their learning to enhance motivation.
- Learning is enhanced when individuals can relate new information to their own past experiences.
ADDIE Framework
- ADDIE stands for Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation.
- This learning development model is comprehensive but time-consuming compared to the SAM model.
- Focuses on achieving effective outcomes in the first implementation.
Self-Efficacy in Learning
- Defined as an individual's belief in their ability to perform specific tasks in various situations.
- Higher self-efficacy correlates with improved performance when ability levels are equal.
Definitions of Learning
- Learning is the process of modifying behavior based on positive or negative experiences.
- It entails a relatively permanent change in behavior through reinforcement.
Reinforcement Types
- Positive Reinforcement: Behavior followed by a rewarding consequence, increasing the likelihood of repetition.
- Negative Reinforcement: Behavior followed by the withdrawal of unpleasant consequences, also increasing repetition likelihood.
Difference Between Negative Reinforcement and Punishment
- Negative reinforcement aims to increase a behavior by removing unpleasant stimuli, while punishment seeks to stop unwanted behavior with unpleasant consequences.
Employee Onboarding
- Onboarding is essential for helping new hires acclimate to their roles and ensuring their success.
- Distinct from training, onboarding involves coordination between Human Resources and management to achieve objectives.
- Objectives include making new employees feel welcomed and providing essential information for effective job performance.
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