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This document describes different types of partial reinforcement and their effects on learning and behavior. It explains that partial reinforcement implies that not all responses are reinforced, unlike continuous reinforcement. It then describes specific programs such as fixed ratio and variable ratio, fixed interval and variable interval, and how each produces different rates of response and resistance to extinction. Finally, it mentions how stimuli control where and when responses occur.
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