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    Learning Under Operant Conditioning Is Faster Under Partial Reinforcement but More
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Learning Under Operant Conditioning Is Faster Under Partial Reinforcement but More

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Learning under operant conditioning is faster under partial reinforcement but more persistent under continuous reinforcement.

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