A re-examination of responding on ratio and regulated-probability interval schedules
The higher response rates observed on ratio than on matched interval reward schedules has been attributed to the differential reinforcement of longer inter-response times (IRTs) on the interval contingency. Some data, however, seem to contradict this hypothesis, showing that the difference is still...
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| Language: | English |
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Academic Press Inc.
2018
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