Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
whr
Abbreviation
/wɜːr/
Definition
Whr is an abbreviation that typically stands for ‘withhold reinforcement’. It is often used in behavioral psychology to denote a specific technique.
Examples
- In therapy, the use of whr can help clients understand the effects of delayed gratification.
- Teachers sometimes utilize whr strategies to improve student focus and engagement.
Meaning
In the context of reinforcement learning or behavioral studies, whr suggests a method where a reward is intentionally withheld to affect behavior modification.
Synonyms
- Reinforcement withholding
- Behavioral adjustment
