Verbal Reinforcement is a form of positive reinforcement in behavioral psychology that specifically involves the use of spoken or written language to strengthen a desired behavior by providing immediate, contingent, and affirmative feedback.
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The operational analysis of psychological terms.
B. F. Skinner · Psychological Review · 1945 · 1.2K citations
Studies of the conditioning of verbal behavior.
Leonard Krasner · Psychological Bulletin · 1958 · 467 citations
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