4-reading 3 Flashcards

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response strength

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the speed, intensity, or persistence with which responses occur

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the speed, intensity, or persistence with which responses occur

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response strength

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What are the problems with using response rate as response strength?

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  1. response rate is not always correlated with resistance to extinction
  2. response rate itself is a conditionable aspect of behavior
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Nevin’s approach to measuring response strength

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examined frequency of reinforcement

mag of reinforcement

delay of reinforcement

and contingency on response rate at the time of reinforcement

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examined frequency of reinforcement, mag of reinforcement, delay of reinforcement, and contingencies on response rates at time of reinforcement

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Nevin’s approach to measuring response strength ???

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multiple schedules

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SD with responding switch to different SD with different responding

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SD with responding switch to different SD with different responding

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multiple schedules

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advantages of multiple schedules

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each stimulus change produces an immediate, reliable, and clear change in responding

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Experiment 1

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Baseline Procedure: average responding was higher when the key light was green (VI 1 min) than when it was red (VI 3 min)

Response-Independent food delivery

Findings: high rate of reinforcement (VI 1 min) is more resistant to response-independent food delivery than behavior by a low rate of reinforcement (VI 3 min)

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Experiment 2

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Baseline: two key lights, green (VI 2 min) and red (VI 6 min), changed to extinction

Extinction

Findings: high rate of reinforcement (VI 2 min) is more resistant to extinction than low rate (VI 6 min)

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Experiment 3

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Baseline: difference in magnitude (VI 1 min, 2.5s SR; VI 1 min, 7.5s SR)

Response-independent food delivery

Findings: high mag of reinforcement is more resistant to response independent food delivery than low mag of reinforcement

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Experiment 4

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Baseline: delay of reinforcement (VI 1 min, 1s delay reinforcer; VI 1 min, 9s delay reinforcer)

Delay of reinforcement and Extinction

Findings: short delay to reinforcement is more resistant to response-independent food delivery and extinction than long delay to reinforcement

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Experiment 5

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Baseline: VI-DRH 1 min, VI-DRL 1 min; high vs low and extinction

response independent food delivery and extinction

Findings: low rate is more resistant to response independent food delivery and extinction than by a high rate of responding

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Best method for measuring response strength?

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using multiple schedules

using a disruptor (extinction, response-independent food)

comparing response rates from baseline with response rates when the disruptor was presented

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