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Unit 4 – Learning
Topic 4.3
How can punishment lead to unintended consequences in operant conditioning?
Punishment results in quick learning of new behaviors without any side effects.
Punishment always leads to extinction of unwanted behavior immediately.
Punishments are universally effective across all individuals and contexts.
It may increase fear or aggression rather than reducing undesirable behavior.
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AP Psychology - 4.3 Operant Conditioning
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