If you perform an action and its consequence is positive reinforcement, your tendency to perform the same action again
A) remains unchanged.
B) decreases.
C) becomes cognitively associated with the original stimuli that triggered it.
D) increases.

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Positive reinforcement is the addition of a desirable consequence or reward following an action, which increases the likelihood of the action being repeated in the future. Therefore, the tendency to perform the same action again increases with positive reinforcement.

If You Perform an Action and Its Consequence Is Positive