Multiple Choice
The main difference between reinforcement and punishment is that:
A) punishment involves adding a consequence, while reinforcement involves removing a consequence.
B) punishment involves removing a consequence, while reinforcement involves adding a consequence.
C) punishment increases a behavior, while reinforcement decreases a behavior.
D) punishment decreases a behavior, while reinforcement increases a behavior.
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