A generalized reinforcer is one that has been created by combining many unconditioned and conditioned reinforcers.
What is generalized reinforcer?
- A generalized reinforces stimulus is one that has been associated with reinforcing stimuli and thus causes reinforcing effects. Furthermore, generalized conditioned stimuli are linked to a variety of other reinforcers. Because the stimulus represents different reinforces, their effectiveness is not dependent on a specific reinforce.
- A generalized reinforcer, on the other hand, does not have inherent reinforcing properties for the organism; rather, the organism learns about its reinforcing values through its association with a primary reinforcer. As a result, the generalized reinforcer frequently substitutes for or supplements the primary reinforcer.
- A secondary reinforcer is a stimulus that encourages a behavior after it has been linked to a primary reinforcer. Here are some examples: Giving your dog a treat while saying "good boy" provides him with both the primary stimulus of the treat and the secondary reinforcer of your vocal adulation.
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