Question

question 4 (mandatory) (3 points) listen every time camila blurts out answers, she is required to sit at the back of the classroom for the remainder of the discussion. this is an example of: type ii punishment removal punishment continuous reinforcement presentation punishment

Explanation:

Removal punishment involves taking away a pleasant or desired situation to decrease a behavior. Here, Camila loses the preferred seating position (sitting in a better - place in the classroom) as a result of blurting out answers, which aims to reduce that behavior. Type II punishment isn't a commonly - used term in standard behaviorism. Continuous reinforcement is about rewarding a behavior every time it occurs, which isn't the case here. Presentation punishment involves adding an aversive stimulus, but in this case, it's about removing a positive one.

Answer:

B. removal punishment