Describe the effect of consequence on harrys behavior

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Harry used to drive over 80 mph. This scared Glenda so much that she screamed in terror and proceeded to yell at Harry for the next 5 minutes. Now Harry never drives over 80 mph when Glenda is in the car. What is the principle that describes the effect of the consequence on Harry's behavior (if any)?

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