How does satiation affect reinforcement consumption?
What does the breakpoint refer to in a demand function?
What does the breakpoint refer to in a demand function?
What does Herrnstein’s Matching Law state?
What does Herrnstein’s Matching Law state?
In the study of activity anorexia, [answer] and food appear…
In the study of activity anorexia, and food appear to function as substitutes.
A pigeon is reinforced for pecking a red key under a VI 30-s…
A pigeon is reinforced for pecking a red key under a VI 30-s schedule and a green key under a VI 30-s schedule. If the green key is changed to extinction, the pigeon increases its pecking on the red key. What is this an example of?
A classroom where extra credit is freely available is an exa…
A classroom where extra credit is freely available is an example of a(n) economy, while a classroom where grades only come from exams is an example of a economy.
“Adjunctive behavior occurs most frequently when reinforcer…
“Adjunctive behavior occurs most frequently when reinforcer delivery is highly unpredictable and varies significantly.”
Why is a Changeover Delay (COD) used in concurrent schedule…
Why is a Changeover Delay (COD) used in concurrent schedule experiments?
“The Matching Law predicts that if 80% of reinforcement come…
“The Matching Law predicts that if 80% of reinforcement comes from one option, an individual will allocate exactly 80% of their responses to that option.”
Which of the following defines a multiple schedule of reinfo…
Which of the following defines a multiple schedule of reinforcement?