Examples of positive reinforcement

Answer To tell a dog "no", you should say it loud, clear, low, and "mean", but not too mean that the dog cries and runs. If you do it too often, the dog will begin to think that the negative tone means nothing. "Phooey" also works in a negative tone and I use it on my dog. It's better to reward the dog for learning his mistake than for punishing him for doing it. There is a lot more if you look it up on WikiHow.com

answ2. In training, there are two forms of reinforcement, carrot and stick. (Negative and positive reinforcement.) Both have their place.

With children, positive reinforcement should have a larger place.