Answer:
Positive reinforcement
Explanation:
Positive reinforcement involves an outcome that follows a behavior which makes it more likely to occur again in the future. When a favorable result occurs after an action that particular action is reinforced.
Positive reinforcement may occur naturally. An example could be when people eat something that tastes good, they get an immediate positive response so they will likely eat again the same food in the future.
Reinforcement may be also used deliberately to train and maintain a specific behavior. Children, for example, might get rewarded with a treat after doing something that is desirable in order for them to maintain their behavior.
