Continuous Reinforcement (CRF)ย is a type of reinforcement schedule in which every occurrence of the targetย behaviorย is followed by a reinforcerAย reinforcerย is any consequence or stimulus that, when pre... More. This schedule is used during the initial stages of learning to strengthen theย behaviorย and ensure that it is consistently performed.
Example
A teacher is teaching a child to raise their hand before speaking in class. Every time the child raises their hand, the teacher immediately provides verbal praise, such as โGreat job raising your hand!โ This consistent reinforcement helps the child learn the correctย behaviorย more quickly by associating hand-raising with positive outcomes.