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If a subject comes to expect a reward after every response, they are likely to develop a strong association between the behavior and the reward, leading to habitual response patterns. When the reinforcement stops, the subject may initially exhibit frustration or confusion due to the absence of the expected reward. Over time, this could lead to a decline in the behavior, as the motivation diminishes without the reinforcement, a phenomenon known as extinction. In some cases, the subject might also exhibit increased attempts to elicit the reward, known as persistence, before ultimately giving up.

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