Exam 7: Schedules and Theories of Reinforcement
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On a(n)_________ schedule of reinforcement, the reinforcer is delivered independently of any response.
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Which schedule produces a cumulative response pattern that is upwardly curved?
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On which of the following schedules would a pigeon earn more food during a 30-minute session?
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A(n) _________ schedule generally produces a high rate of response with a short pause following the attainment of each reinforcer. In general, the higher the requirement, the (longer/shorter) _________ the pause
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The term _____ refers to motivation that is derived from some property of the reinforcer.
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Shawna often drinks soda and rarely eats broccoli. According to the _________ principle, _________ could be used as a reinforcer for _________.
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What type of schedule may be involved in the development of superstitious behavior? Give an example of how this could be involved in the development of a fisherman's erroneous belief that one lure is much more effective than another for catching fish. Explain how this same type of schedule could be used to decrease self-injurious behavior.
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You find that by frequently switching radio stations in the morning, you occasionally catch an updated traffic report. Your behavior of switching stations is being reinforced on a _____ schedule.
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Outline the response deprivation hypothesis. Describe how the response deprivation hypothesis differs from the Premack principle.
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According to the behavioral bliss point approach, a rat will ideally distribute its behavior so as to
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If a rat that is responding on a VI 60-sec schedule of food reinforcement also starts receiving free food on a VT 20-sec schedule, then the rate of response on the VI schedule will likely
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On a fixed ratio schedule, reinforcement is contingent upon
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Superstitious behavior may develop as a result of exposure to a(n) _____ schedule of reinforcement.
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"Save the most enjoyable tasks for last." Which of the following approaches would be most supportive of this advice?
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One way to facilitate our behavior throughout a long response chain is to make the completion of each link more salient, thereby enhancing its value as a
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Describe the behavioral bliss point approach to reinforcement. Give an example that shows how creating a contingency may prevent someone from reaching their bliss point.
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According to ______, a behavior can be turned into a reinforcer by restricting its occurrence such that it drops below its baseline level of occurrence.
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