This document provides information about a multiplication game called "The Fantastic Fish Shop" found at multiplication.com. It also defines operant conditioning as changing behavior through rewarding or punishing actions. Finally, it discusses positive and negative reinforcement, including examples and links to further explain these behaviorism techniques. The document aims to teach about operant conditioning and reinforcement schedules through a game and supplemental reading.

1. The Fantastic Fish ShopBy:Erin BalleyJ’aimeHolderbaum&Lisa Lam-Wilson

2. Drill and Practice multiplication gameFound at multiplication.comhttp://multiplication.com/flashgames/FishShop.htm

3. Operant ConditioningA process of changing behavior by rewarding or punishing a subject each time an action is performed until the subject associates the action with pleasure or distress.Reinforcement SchedulesPositive and Negative ReinforcementPositive and Negative Punishmenthttp://dictionary.reference.com/browse/operant%20conditioning

4. Positive ReinforcementTo strengthen by providing a positive stimulus that increases the probability of a specific response

5. Praise and Rewardshttp://allpsych.com/psychology101/reinforcement.html

6. Negative ReinforcementTaking something negative away in order to increase a responseWhen a negative stimulus is eliminated, it will likely increase the chances that a student will complete the task correctly.http://allpsych.com/psychology101/reinforcement.html

7. Watch the video to view some examples of positive and negative reinforcement.

8. Now view the video clip to review and determine the behaviorisms discussed.