Use differential reinforcement to encourage desired behaviors from "summary" of Don't Shoot the Dog! by Karen Pryor
Differential reinforcement is a powerful tool for shaping behavior. It involves rewarding a behavior only when it meets a certain criterion, while ignoring or even punishing the behavior when it does not. This method is highly effective in encouraging desired behaviors because it provides clear feedback to the individual about what is expected of them.
By using differential reinforcement, you are essentially teaching the individual what behaviors will result in a positive outcome. This helps to increase the likelihood that they will continue exhibiting those behaviors in the future. For example, if you want to encourage a child to say "please" when asking for something, you can provide positive reinforcement (such as praise or a small reward) only...
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