Chapter 11 Punishment Effective and ineffective punishment

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Chapter 11 Punishment Effective and ineffective punishment Research evidence on punishment Can and should we create a society free of punishment? Alternatives to abusive punishment

Punishment Thorndike: Not effective. Skinner: Not effective, undesirable. Azrin: Works fine, if applied properly.

Other Factors that Determine the Efficacy of Punishment Delay of punishment Schedule of positive reinforcement Availability of a discriminative stimulus for punishment Punishment as a cue for reinforcement

Alternatives to Abusive Punishment Time out Differential reinforcement of other behavior (DRO)

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