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AP Psychology
Unit 4 – Learning
Topic 4.3
How might some critics push back against the application of operant conditioning in parenting?
Critics could argue this approach reduces complex human behavior to simple cause-and-effect relationships.
Critics might state it undermines the importance of genetic factors in shaping behavior.
Critics may assert that positive reinforcement could spoil children into always expecting rewards for good behavior.
Critics might say it discourages children from developing their own personalities and opinions.
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