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When should a reward be given in operant conditioning?

AA long time afterwards
BRight after the behavior
CBefore the behavior begins
DAt random, once a week
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Right after the behavior
1. The reward needs to follow the wanted behavior closely. 2. It should be given immediately after the behavior is completed. 3. Delayed or advance rewards weaken the link. _Source: Wikipedia, Learning, Operant conditioning_
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