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What is one way to mitigate the drawbacks of positive reinforcement?

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What is one way to mitigate the drawbacks of positive reinforcement?.

  1. A.Use rewards exclusively
  2. B.Incorporate intrinsic motivation techniques
  3. C.Avoid using any rewards
  4. D.Focus only on competition

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Positive Reinforcement in Education

Positive reinforcement is often used in educational settings to encourage desired behaviors among students. However, it has its drawbacks, including dependency on rewards and the potential to create a competitive atmosphere.

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