Reinforcer

Pronunciation: /ˈˌɹiɪnfɔɹsˈɑɹ/

Reinforcer (noun)

  1. Something that makes a behaviour happen more often by giving a result the person wants.
  2. A reward or good outcome that follows an action and increases the chance of repeating that action.
  3. A substance added to a material to make it stronger, stiffer, or more resistant to damage.

Examples

  • A routine can act as a reinforcer for habit strengthening.
  • Small daily practice becomes a reinforcer for habit strengthening.