In training programs in which reinforcers are dispensed frequently, it's best to use a small amount of the reinforcer on any one trial in order to:
A)let the client know that there's more to come
B)minimize satiation and maximize the number of trials in a training session
C)ensure that the program is cost-effective
D)prevent the client from becoming greedy

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Using a small amount of the reinforcer on any one trial will help minimize satiation, or the point at which the client's motivation to work for the reinforcer decreases due to overexposure. By minimizing satiation, the client will be more likely to continue working for the reinforcer throughout the training session, maximizing the number of trials and ultimately leading to more effective learning. Additionally, using a small amount of the reinforcer can also help ensure that the program is cost-effective by minimizing the amount of reinforcer used overall.

In Training Programs in Which Reinforcers Are Dispensed Frequently, It's