Compound schedules of R+ Flashcards
Concurrent Schedule AKA
Matching law
Choice
BX goes where R+ flows!
Multiple Schedule
2 or more schedules in place
Has diff SD’s
random sequence
Successive– done in order
i.e., Teacher 1 R+ on a FR1
Teacher 2- R+ on a VR3 for a greeting: “good morning!”
he can identify which teacher will give reinforcement, when.
of behaviors- Mixed Schedule
1+
Chained Schedule
2 or more schedules of R+
1 or more bx’s
SD
successive
ORDER MATTERS- do it in order (think of a recipe)
i.e., dishes, tying shoes, etc.
In a chain FR 12 FI 3, Katie must complete the behavior chain of doing laundry, which entails 12 steps (FR 12) that requires completion AFTER 3 minutes has elapsed (FI 3).
Tandem Schedule
2 or more schedules
1 or more BX’s
same as chained, but NO SD.
order does not matter
i.e., I’m driving home, I have to figure out how to get home with no app or map. It took me 6 different streets to get home, and it took me about 5 minutes to get home (FI 5)
Conjunctive Schedule AKA
AND OR BOTH
Alternative Schedule
EITHER a ratio OR an interval to get reinforcement
sometimes theres an SD
simultaneous- no order
of behaviors for Concurrent Schedule
2 or more
Conjunctive Schedule
AND/BOTH a ratio and an INTERVAL
sometimes an SD
Simultaneous - no order
i.e.,I have to work out at the gym and complete a bench press within elapsed time of 30 mins (
FI30) and do 100 squats (FR 100) in order to receive reinforcement.
Concurrent Schedule
possible SD
2 or more schedules
simultaneous presentation
each schedule has it’s own contingency
i.e., Lilly receives higher rates of reinforcement for B1 (raising hand) to gain teacher attention compared to B2 (calling out the answer). Lilly will choose to raise her hand.
of behaviors for Multiple
1 +
of behaviors for Chained
1+
of behaviors for tandem
1+
of behaviors for conjunctive
1
of behaviors for alternative
1