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Delayed feedback is a core concept in behavioral psychology, referring to the need for a relatively long time to elapse after a behavior occurs before outcome feedback is obtained; the longer the feedback delay, the harder it is for the brain to associate the behavior with the outcome, and the weaker the behavioral motivation.
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