To use positive reinforcement properly, rewards must be contingent on doing something right or of value.

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Positive reinforcement involves rewarding a behavior that is desirable or of value. The reward should only be given when the individual performs the desired behavior, making the reward contingent upon their actions. If the reward is given regardless of behavior, it is not positive reinforcement and may not effectively encourage the desired behavior.

To Use Positive Reinforcement Properly, Rewards Must Be Contingent on Doing