👉 In behavioral science, a nonrepressive behavior is one that does not require external reinforcement or punishment to produce. This means that an individual's behavior is not influenced by external stimuli such as rewards or punishments. Instead, it is driven by internal factors and preferences. For example, a child might learn to follow their mother's instructions without being told what to do. This behavior would be nonrepressive because the child does not need external reinforcement to perform the task. Rather, it is an automatic response
