<span>There does appear to be truth in the oft repeated excerpt from Alexander Pope's poem, ' A little learning is a dangerous thing. Studies done by Cornell university and Michigan University demonstrate clear increase in the speed and decision-making of task assigned to beginners of the tasks. This over-confidence appeared to plateau and then peter-out as more experience was actually gain and deeper thought put into the task at hand.</span>
The correct answer is the variable-ratio reinforcement
schedule. This reinforced schedule is being defined as a reinforcement by which
the response is likely to be reinforced after the unpredictable number of
responses that occurred. This creates a high rate and steady of responding.
