Schedules of Reinforcement Flashcards

To learn about schedukles of reinforcement

1
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What does CRF stand for ?

A

Continous Reinforcement

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2
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What is CRF usually used for ?

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To strengthen behaviours

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3
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Define ratio schedules

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Requires a number of responses before one response produces reinforcement.

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what type of schedule is being defined?

Requires a number of responses before one response produces reinforcement.

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Ratio schedule

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5
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Define inteval schedules?

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requires a specific amount of time to elapse before a single repsonse produces reinforcement.

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What is being described?

requires a specific amount of time to elapse before a single repsonse produces reinforcement.

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Interval schedule

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7
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Define fixed schedules

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Ratio or time remain constant

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Define Fixed ratio

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A schedule of reinforcement requiring a fixed number of responses in order for reinforcement to be delivered

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What is being described?

A schedule of reinforcement requiring a fixed number of responses in order for reinforcement to be delivered

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Fixed ratio

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10
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What does this mean FR4 ?

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Fixed ratio reinforcement is deliverd after 4th correct response

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11
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What does FI2 mean?

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Reainforcement is delivered for the first repsonse after the 2 minutes have elapsed.

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12
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What is post reinforcement pause?

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The absence of responding for a period of time following reinforcement

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What is being described?

The absence of responding for a period of time following reinforcement

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Post reinforcement pause

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14
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Which schedules of reinforcement are most likely to produce post reinforcement strain ?

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Fixed ratio and fixed interval

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15
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Describe variable schedules

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The response ration or the time required can change from reinforcement to reinforcement.

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16
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What is being described?

The response ration or the time required can change from reinforcement to reinforcement.

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Variable schedules of reinforcement

17
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What are the effects of Fixed ratio schedules on behaviour?

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Produces high rates of responding

Teend to produce quick responding in order to recieve reinforcement

18
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What effects does variable ratio schedules have on behaviour?

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Produces consistent steady rates of behaviour

Responding remains steady as next response may result in reinforcement

19
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Why does FI produce a scallop graph

A

Particiapnts learn to discriminate the elapse of time

Response emitted after a reinforced response are never reinforced.

20
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What is being described?
Particiapnts learn to discriminate the elapse of time
Response emitted after a reinforced response are never reinforced.

A

FI scallop

21
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Describe limited hold

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Is added to the interval schedule the reinforcement reamins available for a finite time following the elapse of FI or VI

22
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What is being described?

Is added to the interval schedule the reinforcement reamins available for a finite time following the elapse of FI or VI

A

Limited hold

23
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What does this mean?

FI5mins LH30sec?

A

The first correct response after the elapse of time 5mins with reinforcement only being available for 30 seconds after the correct repsonse following the elapse of time

24
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Describe schedule thinning

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Changing a contingency of reinforcement by gradully increasing the response ratio or extending the time interval.
Result is lower rates or reinforcement

25
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What is being described?
Changing a contingency of reinforcement by gradully increasing the response ratio or extending the time interval.
Result is lower rates or reinforcement

A

Schedule thinning

26
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Describe ratio strain

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A behaviourial effect associated with abrupt increases in ratio requirements when moving denser to thinner reinforcement schedules