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#1. Bryn, a parent working on functional communication with her daughter, wants to increase her daughter’s appropriate requesting behavior. Bryn strategically plays a song that her daughter strongly dislikes. When her daughter, wanting the song to stop, says, ‘Please stop playing this song,’ Bryn immediately removes the disliked song. Over the next few days, Bryn observes a significant increase in her daughter’s verbal requests to stop undesirable stimuli. In this specific scenario, ‘stopping the song’ functions as what type of behavioral consequence for the daughter’s requesting behavior?

Positive reinforcement

Negative reinforcement

Positive punishment

Negative punishment

To determine the type of consequence we first assess the effect on behavior and then whether something was added or removed In this situation the daughters requesting behavior Please stop playing this song increased in the future indicating reinforcement The consequence involved Bryn removing taking away the disliked song which served as an aversive stimulus Since behavior increased due to the removal of an aversive stimulus stopping the song is correctly identified as negative reinforcement

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