[SOLVED] Punishment Guidelines

“As discussed in this unit's activities, punishment is not just those contrived
consequences that are set up to decrease behavior but also something that
naturally occurs. For example, when walking across a wet slippery floor one may
fall and hurt oneself. The behavior of walking across a wet slippery floor is
punished by the added, aversive consequence of falling and hurting oneself.

 Provide three examples of positive punishment in ABC (three term
contingency) format. Explain why they are positive punishment.
 Provide three examples of negative punishment in ABC (three term
contingency) format. Explain why they are negative punishment.
 Discuss whether the behaviors you identified in your examples were
necessary for the subject's overall well-being. In other words, if these
behaviors continued to occur, would that put survival or overall well-being
at risk?
 Finally, discuss your previous understanding of punishment before you
took this course, and explain whether it is the same or different from how
punishment is defined in the science of behavior analysis.”

Related: [SOLVED] Misconceptions – Positive and Negative Punishment

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