Reinforcement Systems

3. ___________ reinforcement adds something to the environment to increase the likelihood of a behavior
4. The reason for behaving a certain way
5. ___________ operations increase the value of a stimulus, in turn increasing the behavior
10. How often reinforcement is given
11. Which step of the ABC should we consider/control for motivation
12. Too much of something to decrease value
13. Visual or list of items available to be earned
15. A strategy used to decrease the likelihood of a behavior in the future
16. Staff's most likely secondary reinforcer (hint: FI2weeks)
18. ___________ reinforcement removes something from the environment to increase the likelihood of a behavior
19. A consequence that follows a behavior that will likely increase that behavior in the future.

1. How to deliver reinforcement most effectively
2. Dependent on meeting a criteria
6. Independent from meeting a criteria
7. __________ assessment: An assessment to identify what the student likes
8. A common secondary reinforcement used at school to break down work and signal that reinforcement is coming.
9. A type of reinforcer involving people
10. A type of reinforcer involving the senses
14. A common primary reinforcement used at school
17. Not enough of something to increase value