Answer:
Negatively reinforced
Explanation:
The behavior of picking up your daughter and rocking her is being negatively reinforced. Negative reinforcement involves a behavior that is strengthened by stopping, removing or avoiding the negative outcome. In this case, we have an infant crying uncontrollably and a parent that picks her up and rocks her to calm her. What happens behind this picture is that the infant will now expect to be rocked or picked up by her father or mother when crying, resulting in the repetition of this case, not solving the actual problem of why was she crying.
