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According to Caraco's theory about risk taking,animals are
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Experiments have shown that in situations where optimization theory predicts one behavior and the matching law predicts another,
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A strategy not advisable for a person who wants to stop spending money impulsively is
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A self-control choice is a choice between a _______ reinforcer and a _______ reinforcer.
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A pigeon responds on a concurrent VI 60-second VI 60-second schedule.If this animal's behavior roughly follows the matching law,it will probably receive
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According to momentary maximization theory,in a concurrent VI VI situation,a subject will
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A strategy not advisable for a person who wants to lose weight is
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Studies with animals have shown that in a self-control situation,the use of a precommitment procedure is more effective in increasing the number of large-reinforcer choices if
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In phase 1 of a choice experiment involving concurrent VI schedules,a human subject receives 25% of his reinforcers by making a left response.In phase 2,he receives 75% of his reinforcers by making a left response.The subject's percentage of left responses is 40% in phase 1,and 60% in phase 2.This performance is an example of
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Pigeons are more likely to choose a more desirable but delayed reinforcer instead of an immediate but less desirable reinforcer if
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In a two-choice situation for pigeons,the left key has a VI schedule that delivers 60 reinforcers per hour,and the right key has a VI schedule that delivers 20 reinforcers per hour.The matching law predicts that a pigeon will make _______ of its responses on the left key.
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Herrnstein has applied the matching law to situations where a subject responds on VI schedules of different sizes,but only one schedule is presented at a time.He assumed that if the reinforcement for extraneous behaviors is increased
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An individual must make a choice between a small reinforcer and a larger but more delayed reinforcer.If the individual is forced to make a commitment well in advance of when the options will be delivered,the individual will be
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According to melioration theory,if presented with concurrent VR 20 and VR 60 schedules,what percentage of a subject's responses will be made on the VR 20 schedule-
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Cases in which people choose a small immediate reinforcer instead of a larger delay reinforcer can be viewed as evidence
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According to the matching law,if presented with concurrent VR 20 and VR 60 schedules,what percentage of a subject's responses will be made on the VR 20 schedule-
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In phase 1 of a choice experiment involving concurrent VI schedules,a human subject receives 25% of his reinforcers by making a left response.In phase 2,he receives 75% of his reinforcers by making a left response.The subject's percentage of left responses is 35% in phase 1,and 95% in phase 2.This performance is an example of
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In a concurrent VI VI situation,a subject has just switched from the poorer VI to the better VI.Momentary maximizing theory predicts that as time passes,the likelihood of a switch back to the other VI
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