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#1. Jason loves dark chocolate, which serves as a potent reinforcer for him. However, his mother is concerned about potential dental issues, such as cavities, if dark chocolate is used exclusively and frequently. To mitigate this, Jason’s mom begins to consistently pair verbal praise (‘Good job, Jason’) with the delivery of each piece of dark chocolate. What is Jason’s mom primarily attempting to establish or create through this pairing procedure?
Jasons mom is attempting to establish praise as a generalized conditioned reinforcer GCR A GCR is a type of conditioned reinforcer that has been paired with many other reinforcers both primary and secondary and can therefore be used across a wide range of situations and maintain its reinforcing effectiveness regardless of the learners momentary deprivation state for any single reinforcer By consistently pairing praise which is initially neutral or a less potent reinforcer with a strong established reinforcer like dark chocolate the praise itself acquires reinforcing properties Lets break down the other options A primary reinforcer also known as an unconditioned reinforcer is something that is naturally reinforcing without any prior learning or conditioning eg food water warmth Praise is a learned reinforcer making it a secondary or conditioned reinforcer not a primary one A conditioned reflex refers to a learned involuntary response that is elicited by a conditioned stimulus eg salivating at the sound of a bell after pairing it with food This concept belongs to respondent classical conditioning and while the pairing process involves conditioning the goal here is to establish a reinforcer which influences operant behavior not a reflex A novel stimulus is simply a new or unfamiliar stimulus While praise might become a more effective stimulus through conditioning the specific goal is to imbue it with reinforcing properties that can be generalized not merely to introduce a new stimulus
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