Every time Baxter raises his hand in class, Mrs. Tulley calls on him. What is the schedule of reinforcement for Baxter's hand-raising?

Answer: continuous reinforcement

Explanation:

Continuous reinforcement refers to constantly repeating a behaviour for consecutive times; it means you do that behaviour at all times.

This is an acceptable behaviour in class which may maintain order when a students raise their hands before they can give the answer instead of shouting the answer simultaneously.

The fact that Mrs Tulley calls on him all the time when he raises his hand to give an answer may mean that this is a behaviour that Mrs Tulley encourages in her class.