[SOLVED] Primary and Secondary Reinforcers

“We use reinforcement to increase appropriate behaviors. The effectiveness of
reinforcement depends on an individual’s preference. While some items or
activities are preferred for some individuals, they may be aversive for others.
When using positive reinforcement, we must ensure that the reinforcers we are
presenting actually function as reinforcers. Also, keep in mind that just because
you may like or enjoy something, it does not mean you will respond to gain
access. One may like doing puzzles, but one may not be willing to run five miles
to gain access to a puzzle.

 List five preferred items or activities that you enjoy.
 Categorize these five items or activities into primary or secondary
reinforcers.
 Explain why each is an example of a primary reinforcer or a secondary
reinforcer. What primary reinforcers are the secondary reinforcers likely
paired with?
 If any are secondary reinforcers, speculate how they may have come to be
secondary reinforcers. What were the primary reinforcers with which they
may have been paired?”

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