This theory suggests behavior is strengthened when positive rewards are gained or punishment is avoided, not weakened.
The premise is the opposite of what the statement claims.
Conclusion:The statement is incorrect because differential reinforcement strengthens, not weakens, behavior.
[References:ACFE discussions on behavioral theories and fraud prevention., , , , ]
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