The increase in the frequency of behaviors that results because these actions produce pleasure is what Lewinsohn calls

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Response contingent positive reinforcement is the process by which a behavior is reinforced by a positive consequence, such as pleasure, leading to an increase in the frequency of that behavior. This aligns with Lewinsohn's definition. The other options are not applicable to this definition.

The Increase in the Frequency of Behaviors That Results Because