Reinforcement is defined as a consequence that follows a behavior and increases the likelihood of that behavior reoccurring. It can involve adding a rewarding stimulus or removing an aversive one. Punishment decreases a behavior's likelihood by adding an aversive stimulus or removing a rewarding one after the unwanted behavior occurs. Examples of reinforcement include stroking a cat's fur and getting it to purr more, or honking to get a car in front of you to move. Examples of punishment include getting bit by stroking a cat the wrong way or a dolphin trainer withholding food for aggression.