Bad Behavior

Definition

Bad behavior refers to actions or conduct that goes against accepted norms or rules. It involves behaviors that are undesirable, disruptive, or harmful.

Related terms

Consequences: In operant conditioning, consequences refer to the outcomes that follow behaviors. They can be positive (rewards) or negative (punishments).

Extinction:

Extinction is the process in which a previously reinforced behavior no longer elicits the desired response because reinforcement has been discontinued.

Behavior Modification:

Behavior modification involves using techniques like rewards and punishments to change an individual's behavior patterns.