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darbym82

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Rubbing two sticks together to make fire or burning a hole in a leaf with a magnifying glass are examples of which schedule of reinforcement?
 
  a. variable interval
  b. fixed duration
  c. variable ratio
  d. fixed interval
  e. variable duration

Question 2

Stimulus generalization occurs when:
 
  a. the individual learns not to emit a behavior in the presence of certain stimuli
  b. the individual responds in a similar manner to different stimuli
  c. the individual decreases their responding after being transferred to another setting
  d. the individual learns to respond differently in different situations



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

B



darbym82

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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