Adjusting schedule

Adjusting schedule

A form of schedule in which a value (e.g., of interval or ratio) is changed in some systematic way from reinforcement to reinforcement as a function of the performance (e.g., a fixed ratio is adjusted after each reinforcement according to some measured aspect of the performance in the preceding session, such as the length of the pause before the first response).

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