Dogs are frequently trained with verbal praise, such as "good boy!" as the reinforcer. what type of reinforcer is this?

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Dogs are frequently trained with verbal praise, such as "good boy!" as the reinforcer. what type of reinforcer is this?

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Dude your in college? you should study more...

It is positive reinforcement.

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