One key concept in behaviorism is the positive reinforcement. This means strengthening a behavior by providing a reward after it happens. For example, if a student answers correctly in class and the teacher recognizes them, this student is more likely to be encouraged to participate again in class. This practice shows how behavior can be influenced, shaped and repeated through reinforcement.
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