Conceptintermittent variable rewards / 可变比率奖励
Intermittent Variable Reward
A concept in behavioral psychology referring to rewards delivered at unpredictable times or probabilities, which can significantly increase the frequency and persistence of a behavior; it is often used by games and social platforms to improve user retention.
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Oct 17
Intermittent variable rewards originate from operant conditioning research and were first systematically described by Skinner through animal experiments.
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