Negative reinforcement
In some cases, noncompliance takes an innocuous form, such as the individual simply not attending to the person issuing the command. Such a lack of response is maintained by . T/F

True

Explanation:

Negative reinforcement is a particular term that was proposed by B. F. Skinner in the operant conditioning theory. According to Skinner, negative reinforcement refers to a particular behavior or response that is being strengthened or fortified by ignoring, avoiding, stopping, or removing a specific aversive stimulus or a negative outcome.

In the question above, the given statement is "true" as it represents negative reinforcement.

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