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ABA

341 Chapter 13

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adjunctive behaviours schedule induced behaviours, frequency of these time filling behaviours increase as a side effect of other behaviours maintained by a schedule of reinforcement
alternative schedule (alt) reinforcement whenever the requirement of a ratio or interval schedule is met regardless of which comes first( FR 50 FI 5 5o correct responses or first response after 5 min)
chained schedule of reinforcement (chain) two or more basic schedule requirements that occur successively and have discriminative stimulus correlated each independent schedule, occurs in specific order
compound schedule of reinforcement schedule of reinforcement consisting of two or more elements of continuous reinforcement. reinforcement may be contingent on meeting each element individually or together
concurrent schedule (conj) 2 or more contingencies of reinforcement operate individually or simultaneously for two or more behaviours
conjunctive schedule (conj) reinforcement is in effect whenever reinforcement follow the completion of responses required for both ratio schedule and interval
continuous reinforcement (CRF) reinforcement for each occurrence of behaviour
differential reinforcement of diminishing rates (DRD) reinforcement at the end of a predetermined time interval number of responses less than criterion that gradually decreases based on individual
differential reinforcement of high rates (DRH) reinforcement of responses higher than a predetermined criterion )(higher rate respond)
differential reinforcements of low rates (DRL) responses that are reinforced only when they are lower than the criterion (lower rate respond)
fixed interval reinforcement for the first response following a fixed duration. FI3(after 3min)
fixed ratio completion of a number of responses to produce a reinforcer
intermittent schedule of reinforcement (INT) some but not all occurrences are reinforced (between continuous and extinction)
limited hold individual will miss reinforcement if targeted response does not occur with in time limit(i.e. FI5 min with 30 sec limited hold the first correct response after 5 min with in 30sec.)
matching law rate of resounding typically is proportional to the raoe of reinforcement received from each choice alternative
mixed schedule (mix) two or more basic schedule requirements that occur successively and have no discriminative stimuli correlated with independent schedule
multiple schedule (mult) compound schedule reinforcement consisting of two or more basic schedules occur alternating or random sequencedisrimitive stimulus correlated.
postreinforcement pause participants does not respond for a period of time following reinforcement
progressive schedule of reinforcement thins successive reinforcement opportunity independent of the participants behaviour
ratio strain can occur when abrupt increases in ratio requirements when moving from denser to thinner reinforcement schedules.
schedule of reinforcement rule, describes contingency of reinforcements environmental arrangements which behaviours will produce reinforcement
schedule thinning increasing response ratio or extent of time interval result: lower rate of reinforcement per response, and or time
tandem schedule ( tan) two or more basic schedule requirements that occur successively and haveno discriminative stimuli correlated with independent schedule ( FR 15 FI 2 first correct response following a 2 min elapse
variable interval (VI) reinforcement for the first correct response following elapse of variable durations (i.e. calling on phone to person)
variable ratio (VR) completion of a variable number of responses to produce a reinforcer (i.e. mean average number of responses is 10 before reinforcement)
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