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continuous reinforcement
continuous reinforcement Continuous reinforcement is a learning schedule in which a behavior is rewarded every time it occurs, creating a complete link between the response and the reinforcer.
Continuous reinforcement is a learning schedule in which a behavior is rewarded every time it occurs, creating a complete link between the response and the reinforcer. It is contrasted with partial reinforcement, where rewards are given only some of the time.