Positive reinforcement
A)weakens behaviours they follow.
B)is always learned.
C)strengthens behaviours it follows.
D)is always unlearned.

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Positive reinforcement involves adding a desirable stimulus after a behavior in order to increase the likelihood of that behavior being repeated in the future. This means that the behavior is strengthened by the reinforcement that follows it, making option C the correct choice. Option A is incorrect because reinforcement strengthens, not weakens, behaviors. Option B is incorrect because not all positive reinforcement is learned through experience - some may be innate or instinctual. Option D is incorrect because positive reinforcement is a learned concept, not an unlearned one.

Positive Reinforcement