Question

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if you were to reward christian every thirty days he did not get in trouble at school what kind of reinforcement schedule are you doing?
fixed interval reinforcement
variable interval reinforcement
fixed variable reinforcement
fixed ratio reinforcement

Explanation:

This question relates to reinforcement schedules in behavioral psychology. A fixed interval schedule provides a reward after a consistent, set amount of time has passed. Here, the reward is given every 30 days (a fixed time interval) if the target behavior (no trouble at school) is maintained. Variable interval uses changing time periods, fixed ratio relies on a set number of behaviors, and "fixed variable reinforcement" is not a standard schedule type.

Answer:

Fixed Interval Reinforcement