If having your license suspended for driving too fast makes you less likely to speed when you get it back, then the suspension is an example of
A)positive reinforcement.
B)negative reinforcement.
C)positive punishment.
D)negative punishment.

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The suspension of a driver's license for speeding is an example of negative punishment, as it involves the removal of a desirable stimulus (the ability to drive) in order to decrease the likelihood of the behavior (speeding) occurring again in the future.

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