Question

when you remove an extrinsic motivator and a behavior stops, this is called ______. reinforcement dulling effect extinction effect overjustification effect motivation reduction effect

Explanation:

The Overjustification Effect occurs when an extrinsic motivator (like a reward) is removed, and the behavior that was maintained by it stops. Reinforcement Dulling Effect is not a recognized term for this concept. Extinction Effect in behaviorism is about removing a reinforcer leading to behavior decline, but the Overjustification Effect specifically relates to extrinsic motivators reducing intrinsic motivation and behavior stopping when the extrinsic motivator is removed. Motivation Reduction Effect is not the standard term. So the correct term here is the Overjustification Effect.

Answer:

Overjustification Effect