What is another word for law of effect?
Pronunciation: [lˈɔː ɒv ɪfˈɛkt] (IPA) 
The "law of effect" is a fundamental psychological principle that states that behavior is shaped and reinforced by its consequences. There are several other terms and synonyms used to refer to this law or concept, including operant conditioning, operant behaviorism, Skinner's Law, Skinner's Principle, reinforcement theory, behavior modification, and contingency management. Each of these synonyms highlights a slightly different aspect or interpretation of the law of effect, but all emphasize the idea that behavior is influenced by the outcomes or feedback that follows it. Understanding this law and its synonyms can help individuals and organizations better manage and shape behavior for personal and professional growth and development.
