Positive reinforcement is strongly encouraged to increase desired behavior with children. Which of the following is NOT a good example of positive reinforcement?

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Positive reinforcement involves adding a favorable stimulus after a desired behavior is exhibited to increase the likelihood of that behavior being repeated. A chore is not considered a positive reinforcement because it is typically viewed as a task or obligation, not a reward, which does not align with the principle of adding a favorable stimulus to encourage behavior.

Positive Reinforcement Is Strongly Encouraged to Increase Desired Behavior with Children