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continuous reinforcement (i.e., rewarding every correct behavior that is performed) is useful for

a behavior that is being unlearned

a behavior that has been learned recently

a behavior that is extinct

a behavior that was learned a long time ago

Explanation:

Continuous reinforcement helps in solidifying newly - learned behaviors by consistently rewarding the correct responses. It is less relevant for unlearning, extinct, or long - ago learned behaviors.

Answer:

B. a behavior that has been learned recently