20. Imagine getting into your car and turning on the ignition without buckling your seat belt. After a few seconds an alarm sounds to remind you to buckle up. The alarm continues to go off until you nally buckle the seat belt. In this example, buckling your seat belt is the desired behavior that is reinforced when the alarm stops ringing in your ear. This example reflects which type of reinforcement contingency? a. Positive reinforcement b. Punishment c. Extinction d. Negative reinforcement