Which reinforcement schedule provides reinforcement for each occurrence of the target behavior?

• A. Correlation
• B. Continuous Reinforcement
• C. Data Path
• D. Frequency/Count

Answer: (B)

Continuous reinforcement is when you reinforce every single occurrence of the target behavior. This pattern strengthens the behavior quickly because the learner always gets a reward for each instance, making the link between the behavior and the consequence very clear and reliable, which is especially helpful when teaching a new behavior. The other terms don’t describe how reinforcement is delivered: correlation is about a relationship between variables, not a reinforcement schedule; data path isn’t a reinforcement concept; frequency or count refers to how often something occurs, not how reinforcement is applied after each occurrence. So reinforcing after every occurrence best matches the question.