Positive Reinforcement Quiz

What is positive reinforcement?

• A. A technique that involves punishing undesired behaviors.

• B. A technique that involves rewarding desired behaviors.

• C. A technique that involves ignoring all behaviors.

• D. A technique that involves repeating undesired behaviors.

What is the purpose of positive reinforcement?

• A. To decrease the likelihood of behaviors being repeated.

• B. To increase the likelihood of behaviors being repeated.

• C. To eliminate all behaviors.

• D. To confuse the individual.

What can be considered a reward in positive reinforcement?

• A. Anything that is perceived as desirable by the individual.

• B. Anything that is perceived as undesirable by the individual.

• C. Anything that is ignored by the individual.

• D. Anything that is repeated by the individual.

Which of the following can be a form of reward in positive reinforcement?

• A. Ignoring the individual.

• B. Punishing the individual.

• C. Giving praise, a treat, or a privilege.

• D. Repeating the undesired behavior.

What is one way to use positive reinforcement in the classroom according to the text?

• Display student work

• Give more homework

• Ignore student achievements

• Punish students

What is suggested as a way to build relationships in a healthy school culture?

• Giving more tests

• Having students earn a 1:1 lunch or break time with their favorite teachers

• Reducing recess time

• Increasing class sizes

What unique method does Baseline Elementary in Little Rock, Arkansas use for positive reinforcement?

• Giving extra homework

• Hosting “experiences” as rewards and incentives

• Reducing playtime

• Increasing class hours

What kind of activities do students at Baseline Elementary earn access to as rewards?

• Extra classes

• Crafting with a teacher or gardening

• More homework

• Longer school hours

What is one way younger students can collect rewards according to the Positive Reinforcement Theory?

• By collecting stickers

• By doing homework

• By attending classes

• By reading books

What can older students use to shop for larger items at the end of the week or month?

• A monetary system

• A reward chart

• A points system

• A sticker collection