reinforcing (Meaning)
reinforcing
to encourage (a response) by reinforcement, to strengthen by additional assistance, material, or support, to strengthen or increase by fresh additions, to stimulate (as an experimental animal or a student) by reinforcement, to seek or get reinforcements, to increase the frequency of (a response) with a reinforcer, to strengthen by additional material or support, to stimulate (a person or animal) with a reinforcer, to stimulate (a subject, such as an experimental animal) by reinforcement (see reinforcement sense 3)
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reinforcing Sentence Examples
- The teacher's positive reinforcement motivated the students to participate actively in class.
- The therapist used a system of reinforcement to encourage the patient's progress in recovery.
- The rewards for good behavior acted as a reinforcing factor for the child's discipline.
- The use of praise and encouragement reinforced the employee's desired work ethic.
- The bond between the dog and its owner was reinforced through daily walks and play sessions.
- The frequent use of specific words and phrases reinforced the speaker's main point.
- The company's marketing campaign aimed to reinforce its brand identity in the consumer's mind.
- The therapist's approach was to reinforce the client's sense of self-worth through positive feedback.
- The study found that social media platforms use algorithms to reinforce certain content, often leading to echo chambers.
- The research team used a randomized control trial design to reinforce the validity of their findings.
FAQs About the word reinforcing
to encourage (a response) by reinforcement, to strengthen by additional assistance, material, or support, to strengthen or increase by fresh additions, to stimu
establishing, corroborating, bolstering, supporting,confirming, buttressing, verifying,backing, affirming, shoring (up)
undermining, weakening,undercutting,
The teacher's positive reinforcement motivated the students to participate actively in class.
The therapist used a system of reinforcement to encourage the patient's progress in recovery.
The rewards for good behavior acted as a reinforcing factor for the child's discipline.
The use of praise and encouragement reinforced the employee's desired work ethic.
