Answer: Continuous Schedule
Explanation: Operant conditioning reinforces wanted behavior with a reward (also known as positive reinforcement) or discourages unwanted behavior by punishment (also known as negative reinforcement).
The schedule of reinforcement is as important and can vary at different stages of the learning process.
When Continuous, a reward or punishment is given immediately after a display of the behavior.
When using a fixed interval schedule, a reward or punishment is given after every fixed period such as every second time the behavior is displayed. When variable, the intervals are more random.
Unseen culture, which prevents people from doing things such as entering an elevator before people can exit it
Seen culture, which prevents people from breaking the law.
To inspire religious rivals within communities
<u>The answer is "a. True".</u>
Positive reinforcement works by showing an inspiring/strengthening upgrade to the individual after the coveted conduct is displayed, making the conduct bound to occur later on.
Negative reinforcement happens when a specific boost (for the most part an aversive upgrade) is expelled after a specific conduct is shown. The probability of the specific conduct happening again later on is expanded in view of evacuating/maintaining a strategic distance from the negative result.
Civil, no laws where broken and it isn't a matter of someones rights being broken and this didn't happen on a military base so therefore it is a civil case between two parties.
