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Chained schedules

A schedule in which responding under one stimulus on a given schedule is reinforced by the production of a second stimulus in the presence of which a response is reinforced on a second schedule with food, water, etc. Resembles a multiple schedule except that the reinforcement of the first component is simply the production of the stimulus of the second component.

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