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Teaching a child to not hit others by enforcing a "time out" when she hits a playmate is an example of: Option 1: Positive reinforcement Option 2: Negative reinforcement Option 3: Positive punishment Option
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Teaching a child to not hit others by enforcing a "time out" when she hits a playmate is an example of: Option 1: Positive reinforcement Option 2: Negative reinforcement Option 3: Positive punishment Option 4: Negative punishment

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Option 2

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Option 2: Negative reinforcement
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