Human preferences for time-dependent and response-dependent reinforcement schedules
Abstract Human preferences for various fixed-ratio schedules were compared with a fixed-interval 30-sec schedule in 56 male and female subjects. Using counter points as reinforcers and a preference paradigm permitting interspecies comparisons, three experiments yielded data suggesting that schedule...
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