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2. The Definition of Positive Reinforcement
• Positive reinforcement involves providing a
consequence following a child’s
behavior/response that increases the likelihood
that the response/behavior will occur again in
the future.
3. What is Positive Reinforcement?
• Positive reinforcement is anything that the
child wants/obtains to gain.
• Examples:
• 1. Favorite food.
• 2. Attention: spending time with a parent or
friend.
• 3. Activities: going to the park, playing
games or watching a movie, etc.
• 4. Praise: “good job” or “way to go,” etc.
4. Visual Example of Positive Reinforcement
Example of Verbal Reinforcement
5. What behavior do you want to positively reinforce?
• List the behavior/task in which you want to
reinforce on the front of a 3x5 card (provided).
• On the back of that same card list steps to
achieve/master this behavior/task listed above.
• On another 3x5 card (provided) list the top 5
reinforcers for your child. (Ex. Food, attention,
activity or praise)
• List the behavior/task in which you want to
reinforce on the front of a 3x5 card (provided).
• On the back of that same card list steps to
achieve/master this behavior/task listed above.
• On another 3x5 card (provided) list the top 5
reinforcers for your child. (Ex. Food, attention,
activity or praise)
6. Example of 3x5 Note cards
Behavior/Task
•Hand washing after
using the restroom
• Steps to achieve task/behavior
• Walk over to sink
• Push down on soap dispenser or
pick up
• bar of soap with one hand
• Turn on water with one hand
• Lather both hands with soap for
• 20 seconds (sing happy birthday
song)
• Rinse both hands with water.
• Dry hands with paper towel or
hand towel.
• Turn off water with paper towel.
• Throw away paper towel in trash
can or
• re-hang hand towel.
• Top 5 Reinforcers for Madie
1.Spending time with Mommy.
2.Snack of her choice.
3.Watching Hannah Montana
4.Going to a movie
5.“I am so proud of you!”
7. Keep Your Tool Box Close!
• I suggest to put all of the 3x5 cards either in a
recipe
box or on a portable key ring.
• List behaviors on one tab and reinforcers on the
other tab, to keep them separate.
• Accessibility, portability and simplicity are
key for success with this teaching tool.
• The more tools you have access too, the
simpler your job will be.
8. Recommended Reading
• The Power of Positive Parenting
by Dr. Glenn I. Latham (Begin
using positive Parenting Prescriptions by
Dr. Glenn Latham for your infant, child,
teen, and adult children. These effective
methods apply to marriage, schools,
offices, and interactions in any setting.)
• Smart Parenting: Happy And
Responsible Children in the 21st
Century
