reinforcement theory
Definition
A behavioral construct where control is achieved by manipulating the consequences of behavior. A business manager using reinforcement theory might employ rewards for desirable behavior by staff and punishments for undesirable behavior to help steer employees toward intended performance goals. Also called operant conditioning.
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