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After you have completed the exercise, post a summary of what you learned (from all lesson readings and this activity) in the discussion board. Are you getting a good understanding of the difference between positive reinforcement and negative reinforcement? (both are reinforcement so there is an increase in a behavior / response in both).
List some key things you have learned so far that have made sense to you. What is still confusing or do you need more clarification about? Do you see these principles in your daily lives?
Reflect on your thoughts regarding this quote and how it applies to this lesson: “Catch people in the act of doing something right” Kenneth Blanchard
-Be sure to post a summary of the game and reflect on the above quote in your discussion post this week.
After completing the above post, please also respond to the following two students regarding the same topic:
Student one:
I really did not understand the game much and I was a little lost, but I did get a better understanding of positive and negative reinforcement. After the game, my thoughts on positive and negative reinforcement are still the same. The game did not make things much clearer to tell the truth, it confused me. Something I learned is that some situations I think may be positive and the outcome is good it is really a negative reinforcement. Yes, I see these principles in my daily life with my 1 years old son. As he is getting older and learning that mommy rewards him he tends to listen more. The quote “Catch people in the act of doing something right” tells me that we should try to see the good in people and catch them doing something good instead of always picking out the bad.  

Student two:
Unfortunately, I didn’t really understand this game at all. I get with all these areas they seem that they can all have similar effects. You can have consequences, negative reinforcement, positive reinforcement etc I just don’t understand where the points and credits came in. I pretty much just wrote out how I feel about each one. 
Which was the most pleasant learning situation for you? Consequences, I think it is helpful to see the consequences to help you make the right choices. I believe my son has learned that way by watching myself and my family and all of our mistakes. 
Which was the least pleasant learning situation for you? Positive reinforcement, was pretty unpleasant because looking back, I didn’t get much of that in my life, from family, spouse, friends. I try to make sure my own child has plenty of this, and knows how to do this as will for his life. 
On which task do you feel you made your best effort? Negative reinforcement, because this is the most confusing for me. 
“Catch people in the act of doing something right” Kenneth Blanchard  I enjoy this quote. I like seeing people doing the right thing, whether its a kind gesture or just making the right choice, I prefer to be surrounded by more positive things. I am not sure that is what he meant behind it totally but that will be my take on it.