Within this type of schedule, a student must exhibit a behavior for the duration of a chosen time interval.
a. interval schedule of reinforcement
b. ratio schedule of reinforcement
c. response-duration schedule of reinforcement
d. fixed-ratio schedule of reinforcement
Ans: C
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a. Completion b. Checklist c. Scaled d. Ranking e. Likert-type
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A. Yes, because the forty trials were identical and tested the same research question and therefore we can calculate an average significance for the new drug. B. Yes, because the forty trials were identical and tested the same research question and therefore we can calculate an average effect size for the new drug. C. No, because the forty trials were identical and tested the same research question we cannot calculate an average effect size for the new drug. D. No, because the forty trials were identical and tested the same research question we cannot calculate an average significance for the new drug.
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A. fair censorship. B. state censorship. C. standard censorship. D. self-censorship.
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