Continuous Reinforcers

Definition

Continuous reinforcers refer to a type of reinforcement schedule where a behavior is reinforced every single time it occurs.

Related terms

Partial Reinforcers:

Partial reinforcers refer to a reinforcement schedule where the behavior is only reinforced some of the time, not every single time.

Extinction:

Extinction refers to the gradual disappearance or weakening of a learned behavior when it is no longer reinforced.

Behavior Modification:

Behavior modification refers to techniques used to change or modify behaviors through various methods such as reinforcement and punishment.