Question

question 5 (mandatory) (3 points) listen ms. carlson teaches kindergarten. on the first day, she tells her students, \when i blink the lights three times, like this, you should sit down on your carpet square in the circle area, put your hands in your lap, and remain quiet. okay, ready? lets try. here go the lights. go sit down, put your hands in your lap, and shhhh.\ what behavioral technique is ms. carlson using? ms. carlson is using negative reinforcement. ms. carlson is using positive reinforcement. ms. carlson is pairing a cue with a prompt. ms. carlson is shaping students behavior.

Explanation:

Ms. Carlson uses blinking the lights three - times as a cue and then gives a prompt about sitting down, putting hands in lap and remaining quiet. There is no reinforcement (positive or negative) as no rewards or removal of aversive stimuli are involved, and shaping involves successive approximation which is not the case here.

Answer:

Ms. Carlson is pairing a cue with a prompt.