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BMOD chapter 6

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FR Fixed-Ratio; Fixed # of responses for S+; example: repeatedly pushing an elevator button until it comes, even though you only need to push it once
Schedule of Reinforcement Rules for Beahvior: S+ or not
Ratio Strain ^ of S+ too quickly
Advantages of Intermittent Works better in real world
Advantages of Intermittent Harder to Satiate
CRF continuous reinforcement; every response S+
Advantages of Intermittent Works more consistently
Free-Operant Procedure Free response, no restraint
Maintenance Phase Maintain the behavior
Advantages of Intermittent Longer to extinguish
Acquistion Phase Learning
Intermittent Reinforcement Some responses S+
Intermittent Reinforcement The maintenance of a behavior by reinforcing it only occasionally
Schedule of Reinforcement Rule specifying which occurrences of a given behavior, if any, will be reinforced
Continuous Reinforcement Each instance of a response is reinforced
Extinction Withholding a reinforcer following a previously reinforced response, with the effect that the response decreases in frequency
Fixed-Ratio Reinforcer is presented following a fixed number of instances of a particular response
Variable-Ratio Reinforcer occurs only after a certain number of responses, where the number varies unpredictable from one reinforcement to the next
Fixed-Interval Reinforcer is presented following a fixed number of instances of a particular response
Variable Interval Reinforcer occurs only if the response occurs after an interval of time, that varies unpredictable from one reinforcement to the next
Fixed-Duration Reinforcer is presented only if a response occurs for a fixed period of time
Variable-Duration Reinforcer occurs only if a response occurs for an interval of time that changes unpredictably from one reinforcement to the next
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