Operant Avoidance Conditioning

Operant Avoidance Conditioning is a learning process within the class of operant conditioning procedures in which an organism acquires and maintains a specific behavior through the contingent avoidance of an aversive stimulus, distinguished by the use of reinforcement in the form of negative punishment to increase the likelihood of escape or avoidance responses.

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    University Medical Center Utrecht, Netherlands

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    Stanford University, United States

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    Kent State University, United States

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    University of California, Berkeley, United States

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    McMaster University, Canada

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