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Identify reinforcing behaviors you use with others. Watch for both positive and negative reinforcement techniques. How might you replace negative reinforcement with positive reinforcement to achieve the desired results?

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Identify reinforcing behaviors you use with others. Watch for both positive and negative reinforcement techniques. How might you replace negative reinforcement with positive reinforcement to achieve the desired results?

One reinforcing behavior that I use with employees is to declare and give rewards for better than target ...

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