Chapter 9.2: Operant Conditioning

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Chapter 9.2: Operant Conditioning Mr. McCormick Psychology

Do-Now (Discussion) What is punishment? How effective is punishment in terms of the following interactions: Parent – Child Teacher – Student Employer – Employee Authorities - Civilians

Operant Conditioning: Punishment Why is punishment generally disadvantageous? May produce unwanted side effects: Rage Aggression Fear People/animals learn to avoid aversive consequences Suppresses, but does not eliminate unwanted behavior Does not necessarily teach appropriate behavior