The partial reinforcement effect (PRE) refers to the fact that
A) all partial reinforcement schedules produce less resistance to extinction than does a continuous reinforcement schedule.
B) all partial reinforcement schedules produce greater resistance to extinction than does a continuous reinforcement schedule.
C) all partial reinforcement schedules are under the control of classical conditioning.
D) all partial reinforcement schedules produce lower rates of responding than does a continuous schedule.
Question 2
This reinforcement schedule controls the behavior of gamblers and salespersons.
A) variable ratio
B) fixed ratio
C) variable interval
D) fixed interval
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