Fixed-interval reinforcement explains why airlines' frequent flier programs are so successful.

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Airlines' frequent flier programs are more accurately described by variable-ratio reinforcement, where rewards are given after an unpredictable number of responses, making the behavior more resistant to extinction and encouraging continuous participation. Fixed-interval reinforcement involves providing a reward after a set period of time, which does not directly apply to how frequent flier programs operate.

Fixed-Interval Reinforcement Explains Why Airlines' Frequent Flier Programs Are So