One way to succeed with __________ is to give reinforcement on a continuous basis until the desired behaviour is developed, and then use an intermittent schedule to maintain the behaviour at its new level.

A) shaping
B) progression
C) expectancy development
D) classical conditioning
E) forming

Intermittent Schedule

A timetable for actions or activities that occur at irregular intervals, rather than continuously or at a regular pace.

Reinforcement

In psychology and management, a strategy of encouraging a desired behavior by presenting a positive stimulus following that behavior.

Desired Behaviour

The specific actions or reactions that an individual or organization aims to elicit from others, often through guidance, incentive, or training.