3. The below are examples of attempts at punishment (positive or negative punishment). First, label the example as either an attempt at positive or negative punishment, then come up with a nonpunitive procedure (an alternative to punishment) to replace the punishment based on one of the strategies in the textbook • Your sister has a three-year-old daughter, Alia. Your sister said that she is very upset because Alia says a lot of bad words/naughty language. Every time Alia says a bad word, your sister shouts at her. Alia cries when her mother shouts at her, but she still keeps using bad words. • A teacher is frustrated because only half of his grade 4 students complete their homework each week. The next week, he said that any students who do not complete the homework will not be allowed to go to recess/break. Those students weren’t allowed to go to recess, but they still continued not handing in their homework. Plz solve it accurately and completely.

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3. The below are examples of attempts at punishment (positive or negative punishment). First, label the example as either an attempt at positive or negative punishment, then come up with a nonpunitive procedure (an alternative to punishment) to replace the punishment based on one of the strategies in the textbook

• Your sister has a three-year-old daughter, Alia. Your sister said that she is very upset because Alia says a lot of bad words/naughty language. Every time Alia says a bad word, your sister shouts at her. Alia cries when her mother shouts at her, but she still keeps using bad words.

• A teacher is frustrated because only half of his grade 4 students complete their homework each week. The next week, he said that any students who do not complete the homework will not be allowed to go to recess/break. Those students weren’t allowed to go to recess, but they still continued not handing in their homework.

Plz solve it accurately and completely.